The Blackout Club Wiki:Projects/Player Interactions

The Blackout Club Wiki houses Player Interactions experienced by players in missions. Player interactions are any Enhanced Horror experience with a character in.

Description
Interactions can be shared on the Wiki using the submission form. Interactions shared on the site serve dual purposes: to store these experiences in a friendly and consistent location (with options for greater accessibility than on a single platform) with minimal risk of the information being lost, and to disseminate the information and experience of the interaction to better the community's understanding of. Using the reference template, information from interactions can be credibly cited on articles. Due to the nature of Player Interactions, there are several Wiki Rules regarding interactions in addition to automated features on the site to enforce these rules.

Objective(s)

 * 1) Add interactions to the Wiki, including the massive backlog of interactions submitted by the Discord community.
 * 2) Add information to articles from the interactions that have been added to the Wiki already.

Adding interactions from the spreadsheet to the Wiki

 * 1) Head to the Submissions Tab of the Interaction Spreadsheet
 * 2) Look in Column A for a value that says " No " (the cells will be highlighted red)
 * 3) Scroll to the right and in Column L, enter your username. If a name is already present in this column, skip this interaction and repeat Step 2
 * 4) Head to the Player Interaction submission form
 * 5) Enter a title for the interaction to begin submitting the interaction
 * 6) * Set a descriptive title, potentially using information from the provided video, transcript, and/or summary (e.g. a quote from the character in the interaction, brief description of events, etc.)
 * 7) Use the information provided in the spreadsheet for the interaction to fill in the fields of the Wiki submission form.
 * 8) *Some fields of the Wiki submission form will require some understanding of what happened in the interaction, so if the summary a user provided in the spreadsheet is inadequate, you may want to consider skimming the transcript/video to get more information
 * 9) After entering all information in the form, submit the interaction to the Wiki. When the page loads, make sure all the content you entered (summary points, video, transcript) appear on the page. If something is not showing up, contact MrMusicMan789 on Discord or leave a message to him on the Wiki
 * 10) Copy the URL to the interaction you submitted. In the Submission tab of the spreadsheet, paste the URL in Column M next to your name, and enter today's date in Column N. If successful, the value in Column A will now say "Yes".

That's it! Repeat these steps as desired to add more interactions!

Adding information to articles from interactions already on the Wiki

 * 1) Head to the Submissions Tab of the Interaction Spreadsheet
 * 2) Look at Column A for a value that says " Yes " and Column B for a value that say " No ". These are interactions that are on the Wiki but have not had content added to articles
 * 3) Open the interaction with the link provided in Column M. Read the interaction summary/watch the video/read the transcript and see if there is information that can be put on articles (e.g. did the interaction confirm any information or share new details about something?). The notes in Column P may also contain useful information
 * 4) Using information from the interaction, add content to the applicable articles. Use the CiteInteraction template to add a reference back to the interaction.
 * 5) *Important Note: the information in this template describes the syntax when using the Source Editor. If you are using the Visual Editor, please contact MrMusicMan789 and he will explain how to use this template
 * 6) When you are done adding information to all possible articles, head back to the Submission tab and enter your username in Column O

Note: the sheet is updated periodically - typically once a week, sometimes once every few weeks or semi-weekly - depending on how busy Enhanced Horror is and the number of new interactions submitted to the backlog.

Resources

 * The Interaction Spreadsheet