EU: Rome Wiki relaunched

[Meneth]

As some may have noticed, Paradoxian.org recently went down, and with it, the EU: Rome wiki.

Luckily though, I exported the content of the EU: Rome wiki in December as Paradox wanted to ensure that wiki continued to be available and editable even if something just like this were to happen. Sadly, beyond the wikis I've rehosted (Vic2, HoI3, EU3, and now EU: Rome), the content on Paradoxian is now lost unless the owner happens to return.
The wiki is now ready for use: http://www.euromewiki.com/Europa_Universalis:_Rome_Wiki

 

[loup99]

As some may have noticed, Paradoxian.org recently went down, and with it, the EU: Rome wiki.

Luckily though, I exported the content of the EU: Rome wiki in December as Paradox wanted to ensure that wiki continued to be available and editable even if something just like this were to happen. Sadly, beyond the wikis I've rehosted (Vic2, HoI3, EU3, and now EU: Rome), the content on Paradoxian is now lost unless the owner happens to return.
The wiki is now ready for use: http://www.euromewiki.com/Europa_Universalis:_Rome_Wiki

Could it be linked on the front paradox wikis page?

 

[Meneth]

Could it be linked on the front paradox wikis page?

It's now on the page, as are Skylines and Ancient pace.

 

[loup99]

It's now on the page, as are Skylines and Ancient pace.

Yeah, I saw that. By the way, the link in your signature leads to the wrong page.

EDIT: And also, what about any Sengoku and March of the Eagles wikis? I mentioned it earlier, but now it might be more relevant.

 

[Meneth]

Yeah, I saw that. By the way, the link in your signature leads to the wrong page.

EDIT: And also, what about any Sengoku and March of the Eagles wikis? I mentioned it earlier, but now it might be more relevant.

Probably makes more sense if you post about that in the wiki announcement thread: http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/showthread.php?817542
People are not very likely to see it over here.