Moved to offtopic.
I said that I'll accept reputable member with knowledge.

Nope. Other members could help later.
Otherwise we'll have strangest mess. I have some prior expirience with GH1 :-)

@longjohnsilver, @cyfernoa, @brian_sano, @ptchaw, @greenshift, @b3guy

"Personal View" is analogous to huge university library, where one section is dedicated to the GH2 hack.

One room (the News and Development Room) in this section is full of testers and the Founder and Head Librarian Vitaly, where noobs are barely tolerated. Everyone there is familiar with the current state of the hack and assumes that it need not be edited into a compendium. There is a sign on the Head Librarians desk that says "all posts be read careful and any information is there". A common answer to any question is "that topic is well known and has been covered extensively" and If you ask a librarian or a tester to help point out the most useful texts you might get reprimanded, or told to go to the Hacks and Patches Room and ask the noob's there. If you try to publish a post that is considered too basic or offensive it will either be completely censored or sent to the HnP Room where it is buried with over 2000 other posts, or might be included into previous posts that have no interest for you (like the GH1).

The Hacks and Patches Room is a hectic mess of information with no clear idea of where to start, but if you stay there long enough you will eventually figure out your question and might learn enough to be able to be accepted into the NnD Room. This is more like a community college library since lots of people there are out actually shooting and doing production and come and go all the time. There are lots of opinions and videos of trial and error practical application of the hack, but is generally noisy and confused. Sometimes you can find testers and even librarians in there, but there is no Central Reference Desk that is up to date. In either room. And there are no plans to initiate one.

@vitaly

The idea of a wiki (I know you have been there already) is that it the community is doing the work and the editing is reviewed by the peers who are also the watchmen. If there are discrepancies then you can step in, but generally everything progresses in an organic, natural growth that is easy to reference because of the hypertext links.

Maybe this isn't what you want to do, so I will restate the post that you deleted in regards to all this: Anybody can start a wiki if it is off site and anybody can be a contributor, that is the purpose behind a community page. If you personally want to start a GH2 Hack wiki then you can be the moderator, but if you don't have the interest then somebody else can do it and you could be a consultant if so desired.

I have time and knowledge.

@jeffryalan: "....but there is no Central Reference Desk that is up to date. In either room. And there are no plans to initiate one. And there are no plans to initiate one..."

Is this your vision or it's personal-view mission?
Should your comment be sticky on the home page?

To be honest, you comment is naive and a little out of place, not to say completely wrong.
I'm a IT expert with twenty years of experience, I spent the last seven years working on Knowledge management system and your statement and vision is at 180 degrees with all the efforts and spirit of thousand of peoples trying to build knowledge bases around online communities.
I spent my last seven years working to change the mind of people who write anf think like you.

Today if you can't find something with google, it's like it doesn't even exist and I'm saying that here, today, given the incredible large amount of information and researches on this camera, it's nearly impossible to find something. And it's not a good thing nor romantic.
I'm writing these posts because I do care for this project. I'm not a troll nor a monk of the 13th century.
Wake up it's 2011!

PS
@Vitaliy_Kiselev
Which kind of knowledge are you referring? knowledge on GH2 or Wiki management?
Given that I'm a GH2 noob that "I might get reprimanded" so I could have some spare time for the wiki management.

@vitaly

Now that the new firmware is out, a wiki is needed more than ever.

Maybe if this topic was not in the 'Offtopic' dungeon there would be qualified volunteers to set this up. Do you know the term "marginalized?". This topic is not even in the margins, it is buried in the footnotes.

p.s. since this is off topic I guess I can say anything and not get deleted, right? So........ hope you can rebound from your illness and have the energy to continue your work decrypting firmware so we can nitpick about our personal view on this site because there are definitely some Master Debaters following these developments :)

@balazer

If you've got the time and knowledge and commitment to follow through then you don't need anyone's permission. Just do it. A FAQ wiki would be greatly appreciated by everyone. It just needs to be set up by someone who knows how…and has the time, knowledge and commitment to follow through with making it happen… hmm. Once set up all will contribute, no doubt. Just keep it simple, to the point and open to editing. ie- a wiki.

If VK doesn't like it then either your balls will be roasted and babies eaten or you'll simply be deleted off the face of the planet. But have no fear, my friend. As wikileaks motto so decries, so it shall be- "Courage is contagious"

Sounds great Vitaliy, thank you for your continued service to this great community.

I have begun work on a wiki page. I will send it to Vitaliy when I'm done, probably around the end of this week.

I installed Wiki at
http://www.personal-view.com/faqs/

You can register, but new users don't have editing rights until approval.

I have completed my first passes of the PTool FAQ, the GH2 Hack FAQ, and the GH2 Usage FAQ.

http://www.personal-view.com/faqs/

I'll take your comments and suggestions here.

Vitaliy, I noticed that there are no navigation links in the wiki header, like back to the wiki root or to the p-v root. Can you add those kinds of links in the wiki config, or should we just create links within the wiki pages? A person coming into one of the wiki sub-pages from Google wouldn't necessarily know there was anything more to p-v.

This is a great initiative Vitaliy! Something I was waiting for a long time.
Now every time a newcomer asks a simple question, we'll have to change out comment from "no spoon feeding" to "go look at the FAQ".