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This wiki supports *spaces*, separate wikis. If you'd like your own space, let me know and I'll create one for you. Alternatively, there’s always a single-user capsule available.
There's the test space on the Transjovian Council site. Use it if you need to test things.
Gemini is the space to go if you’re looking for client or server programs, or communities to join.
Titan is the space to go if you’re looking for more information on editing pages in Gemini space.
Phoebe is the space for Gemini wiki hacking. If you're a “wiki founder” setting up a wiki, or a “wiki administrator” running the wiki software for somebody else, and you're in need of answers for your questions, if you’re looking for config examples and wondering about error messages and warnings, this is the place to go.
Anthe is the space for the orc clan journaling game.
Ijiraq is the space for the shape-shifter MUSH, a multi-player text-based adventure
Elpher is a Gopher and Gemini client for Emacs. This space is for notes and ideas about Elpher, and for Gemini Write, the minor mode that adds text editing and file uploading to Elpher.
Toki is the space for toki pona learning.
Next Oddmuse is the site where people can check out what I have in mind for the next major version of Oddmuse. And currently, what I have in mind is Phoebe!
The Transjovian Vault is a Wikipedia proxy. It's being served by the Gemini Wiki software running this site, but it's essentially separate code from the config file.
Alex Schroeder’s blog is being served by the Gemini Wiki software running this site, but it's essentially separate code from the config file.
Community Wiki is a wiki about social software and community building. It is also being served by the Gemini Wiki software running this site, but it's the same code from the config file as for Alex Schroeder’s blog, both of them being Oddmuse wikis.
Campaign Wiki is a wiki hive for role-playing groups. If you need a place for your reports, this is it.
Oh, and Emacs Wiki. Same deal.
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