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Originally Posted by €uroMeinke
Okay, I yield on #1 being rather unfamiliar with wiki implementation. I'd say go for it since no one's done it yet (that I know of anyway).
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For the $0.10 tour on what's a wiki:
http://www.wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki
It's an open community on the web. For example, let us compair a wiki to a vBulletin system. You make a visit to tomorrowland and get acosted by a talking trash can. You are amazed! You take photos, perhaps a bit of video and you can't wait to tell everyone about "Push" the talking trash can.
With a vBulletin site, you get back to your PC and post a message in the DLR forum about push.
With a wiki, you can instantly create your own "push" page on the site. Complete with pictures, soundbites etc... In short you can make the site into whatever you like. Pennysmashers, Goat tricks, Churros, Restaurant reviews, meets, whatever is your thing YOU can add it to the site. No waiting for those pesky admin types to get around to it. No begging them to see things your way.