Diarios de la Revolucion

The general idea of the following message has been approved by Minister Cerridwen Voeland and the Department of Cultural Services.

So, you seen the Erepublik wiki lately? Think the Australian pages are flash and cool compared to the Dio Brando and Dioism pages? Or do you think they are generally out-dated and need some work? If you're in the latter group, then, by gum, we need your help.

When the Ministry of Culture came along, now the Department of Cultural Services, one of the jobs it had, and one the seemed very important, and still is, was the Wiki section. The Australian wiki was, quality-wise, on par with countries that couldn't speak English, countries like Argentina or India. Sure, the Ministry of Culture helped a little bit, but all the responsibility, work and credit rested on the shoulders of the Minister themselves. This also meant that, without the Apprentice program in place, no future Ministers could be made.

But now, thanks to me, the great Mouj, former Minister of Heritage and the Arts, the same Minister position as Culture and Cultural Services, we'll be churning out future Ministers like hell. And making the eAustralian wiki up to date at all times. So, I've decided, in coalition with the Department of Cultural Services, I'm going to be starting up a Wiki Committee so we can teach young citizens how to wiki and then train them to be future Ministers of Cultural Services, plus keep the eAustralian wiki up to date.

So, anyone interested in joining this committee, please drop me a line and I'll organise something, so we can get the whole thing organised. Also specify your Erepublik experience and your wiki experience, meaning how long you've been playing Erepublik and what you've done and how much actual stuff you've done to do with wikis; what coding you know and how good you are at formatting and writing unbiased information.

So, just contact me and I'll organise something.

Up activity!
Senator Mouj
Department of Cultural Services Volunteer

The general idea of the above message has been approved by Minister Cerridwen Voeland and the Department of Cultural Services.