The Sims Wiki:Off-site

The Sims Wiki has several different lines of interaction which are based off-site and aren't related to Wikia. These methods are used for various different purposes, including expanding our userbase, branching out our methods of interaction and to build a stronger sense of community across the internet. These methods are usually operated by members of the wiki, usually administrators.

Facebook
The Sims Wiki's Facebook page is used for social interaction, news and announcing things which are happening on-wiki, which is effective considering the popularity of both Facebook and our page.

Twitter
The Sims Wiki's Twitter feed is used in a very similar way to our Facebook page in the sense that it can be used for social interaction, news and announcements.

YouTube
The Sims Wiki's YouTube channel is used for social interaction with visual content and more.

Steam
The Sims Wiki's Steam group can be used by gamers with Steam accounts to interact with other users on the wiki. The group also has a chat function which allows members to converse with each other, in addition to announcements, discussions and events organising features.

Discord
The Sims Wiki's Discord server is used by members of The Sims Wiki and other fans of the series to chat with each other in real time over the Internet. In addition to discussing on-wiki matters, it is also used to discuss other topics as well.

IRC channel
The Sims Wiki's IRC Channel is one of our oldest off-site features, also used by members to chat with each other in real time over the Internet. It is moderated by a small team of channel operators, and almost all discussion topics are welcome.