Today I have converted, combined and uploaded the ten parts of Jake Technic vs. Dr. Cyber by Thomas Foote, from 2001. This is still an impressive piece of work, and I think it remains the longest and most impressive brickfilm to primarily feature animated Technic figures, which from my own experience I can say is a time consuming and difficult process. If anyone knows of any other lengthy film with Technic figures, let me know.

Nice! It's great that the wiki is getting some recognition.

Finished two filmographies I've been putting off for the longest time due to size and being spread across multiple channels: forrestfire101 and filmyguy. If you know of any films I missed, let me know.

Brickfilms Wiki rocks! We used filmyguy for research on the soon to be released podcast with Sean. I didn't know about filmingnut channel before seeing it on the wiki. Thank you very much Penta (and others) for the work you put into the project.

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Once I stop procrastinating, I'll figure out how to use Wikia and contribute to the wiki.

Maybe the Brick7 page is out of order because I didn't make it and I've been putting off fixing it up due to it being so much to keep track of, but I believe 99% of other filmographies are in exact release order. Keep in mind that the order they are uploaded in on YouTube is often not the original release order, especially for the older brickfilmers, who are much better represented on the wiki. It's funny that you said "it would be an absolute pain to look up every brickfilmer's individual film's (including lost ones) original release month/day and organize by that", because that's exactly what I did.

When I wrote Brick7's page, I just followed the BiM filmography. I'm not exactly sure what the rhyme or reason for its arrangement beyond that of year is, but it strangely doesn't follow alphabetical or exact date ordering. Traditionally, we've arranged people's films by exact date. It's not that hard on some people like Brick7 because all her films are credited on BiM (and if they aren't they're most likely impossible to track down), it just takes a bit of effort. IMO, alphabetizing is far worse because it makes the filmography very confusing. That being said, if it's impossible to track a film's date, then that's a case-by-case thing, in which case I'd probably just put it in alphabetically.

(all that being said, i'm no wiki admin, these are just my two cents as a contributor )

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I've noticed a slight uptick in Wiki vandalism (unnecessary/offtopic information, misinformation, swearing, etc.) all coming from ''a Fandom user''s which I'm assuming are generic accounts or unregistered members? Anything we can do about it besides stay vigilant?

Big bump here because the Wiki is still here and now I've gotten my filthy hands all over it.

Earlier this week the Fandom overlords, where the Brickfilms Wiki is hosted, decided to update the design of the whole website (all wikis). However, this broke a lot of the layout of the website, such as links and colors. Rather than being all sour that they dared do this I think this could be a good opportunity to look at the formatting of the website and update it a bit. Throughout the years there's been a lot of changes to the look of the website, and some of the code has become a bit Frankensteinian.

Having dabbled in this sort of thing a bit (and being a meddling fool), I've taken it upon myself to help modernize the website a little, focusing mostly on the coding side of things. The layout doesn't need much messing around with, as it works fine (mostly). But to make the Wiki more compatible with and viewable for the mobile/app versions, some things (like the infoboxes and special tables/content boxes) really need an overhaul.

One thing I've done is create a new infobox for the Brickfilmer pages. It's fully backwards compatible (so no code on any brickfilmers' pages needs to be changed), and looks pretty much the same, but it should display much better/more natively on the Mobile and App versions of the Wiki. I've already implemented the change, but there may still be issues so feel free to look at many people's Wiki pages to see if there is anything going wrong with the images.