Yeah. The long and short of it is that SimEnc has been the online RP community's sole wiki for some time, and late last year Charles Star, then SimEnc's Editor in Chief (and contributor of over 60% of its content) was banned by SimEnc's Board of Directors for breaking their rules, but no clarification was given as to what rule he'd broken. He argued his case for about three months and eventually SimEnc admitted they'd banned him because they feared he was going to break their rules, not because he actually had broken their rules, and they had no actual proof that he was going to.
The root of the problem essentially was that Charles wanted a genuine community wiki that anyone can contribute to, while members of the Board of Directors had imposed several policies preventing anyone from being able to post articles about anything other than themselves or their own sims. They'd had some trouble when someone posted something about someone else which the subject person objected to and had either threatened to or actually tried to sue SimEnc for the content under DMCA.
Where we are now is SimEnc seems to retain its aversion to providing a proper open wiki, while Charles continues to champion such a wiki. Either SimEnc will admit him and his supporters back into their fold and reform, or Charles and his supporters will start a new wiki. I am supporting Charles in whichever of these endeavours he achieves. The delay is really with SimEnc, who want to prevent any competition wiki from opening, and also don't want to let Charles back at their own helm because they don't want to go in the direction he does.
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