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Greetings!

THE YD BOOK! HERE FOLKS! (can only be viewed by those logged in)

This is the Wiki for the Young Dudes Guide to Japan website, though not exclusive to its members.

1/06/2007: New, ongoing article by EvilKris- Japan: 100 Speculations by an idiot

24/05/2007:Contributor Password:

ydjapan

Use the password to log in and you can freely edit any pages on YDWIKI.

19/02/2007: For those of you who are looking to contribute HERE is a list of all the pages currently on the wiki. Be sure to check that there isn't already the same information isn't already available. Most are in the Index but occasionally some slip through our fingers and forget to get added.

24/05/2006: New Essay added: The Hot-Chick from Hakodate.

27/04/2006: New page:Internet cafes in Japan.

23/04/2006: Wiki Contributor level password = (not available)

Go to the forum at http://evilkrisii.tripod.com

25/01/2006: New pages on Culture Visas and Getting Drunk in Japan at the bottom.

I looked into something called WikiFarms, which are remote, commercial Wikis you don't have to play around with much, and I found this little beauty called PeanutButterWiki. It's pretty much exactly what we wanted.

Check out the Advanced Permissions section for an idea of how well this Wiki could work for YD. http://pbwiki.com/permsfaq.php Impressive right? No mindless trolling allowed.

I'm going to leave this page here temporarily for you guys who've gotten the passwords but are new to Wiki editing. Work-in-progress can be seen at the bottom, and I have high expectations for all you other dudes out there to add your own superb inclusions.

-Kris

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