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If you prefer the one curated by an individual then go with rentry version. If you prefer the one maintained by the community then go with the wiki version. The wiki is basically a fork and has diverged from the rentry version in places.
Yes, edits are limited to members of the dbzer0 instance, but anyone else can view it. There’s an element of trust involved in any wiki with public edits. Hopefully our community would notice any problematic edits so they can be reverted. But since edit access is tied to an instance account, anyone found vandalizing the wiki can be easily banned.
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Thanks. Which is the canonical one? rentry.co or the wiki?
Also, is the wiki limited to members of the dbzer0 instance or can anybody sign up? And how is quality maintained?
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If you prefer the one curated by an individual then go with rentry version. If you prefer the one maintained by the community then go with the wiki version. The wiki is basically a fork and has diverged from the rentry version in places.
Yes, edits are limited to members of the dbzer0 instance, but anyone else can view it. There’s an element of trust involved in any wiki with public edits. Hopefully our community would notice any problematic edits so they can be reverted. But since edit access is tied to an instance account, anyone found vandalizing the wiki can be easily banned.