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:::::It's true, but I think something more should be added. There are lots of things on the main page but I'd like something like this: Current Forum, Current Contest or Current Game. Otherwise noone will notice any contest or forum. <font face="corbel">'''[[User:TheSims23|<span style="color:skyblue">Simming is my Life!</span>]]''' [[User talk:TheSims23|<span style="color:skyblue"><sub>''Talk''</sub></span>]]</font> 13:18, August 7, 2012 (UTC)
:::::::It's nice to see you comment, Katarina. :) I agree with the idea of occasional blog and messaging. I also believe that we shouldn't panick over this, I'm not saying we shouldn't look for solutions, though. It's a phase. To be honest, the wiki is a lot different from what I found initially. It gradually changes, everything changes. As for the wiki's content itself, I think spoiling too much the games is not helping as well - in my personal case, I often find new games really interesting and its pages have a lot of information about them, but then, when they are released, I often find the features to be disappointing myself. That could explain why we have so much traffic on pages about games which haven't yet been released and the decrease in the traffic after those games are released. People seem not to want to write about it, maybe because they lose interest as well? Unfortunately, I don't know if we can control this, because, after all, it's our job to keep readers informed. Spoiling can lead users not to find things by themselves and, subsequently, not write about it. Thank you for reading. --[[User:RoseGui|<span style="color:orange">RoseGui</span>]][[File:Thanks rose.png]] <small>([[User talk:RoseGui|<span style="color:orange">talk here</span>]])</small> 13:46, August 7, 2012 (UTC)
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