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Current projectsEdit

Crash Twinsanity TemplateEdit

We have the Crash Twinsanity Template on a lot of articles but there are still wuite a few that still need it. Help with this would be appreciated.

InterestedEdit

Character/Item/Level TemplatesEdit

There are tons of articles on the wiki that don't have an info template. If this is possible, it would really up the quality of some of our pages.

InterestedEdit

Twinsanity LevelsEdit

The Crash Twinsanity levels have lots of information that still must be added to improve the quality of the pages, such as hazards, bosses, photo galleries, and more.

InterestedEdit

Good Articles and Wiki Quality improvEdit

We attempt to be a good quality wiki, and I think more articles need to meet the standards of a good article, so I think the ones that need the good article template or need to be made into a good article, deserve it. So I think this is something that should be done, to drastically improve the wiki’s content and quality, and perhaps even get it worthy of being back on the wikia spotlight.

InterestedEdit

Stylized Titles for CategoriesEdit

I think a interesting thing to do is to make GIF (A Moving Photo) titles for major (or all, even) categories to add some style to the wiki. Here is an example of what it would look like:

This might help improving this wiki's current popularity as well.

I have even done a GIF title for Bandipedia:

Videogames888 8:08,May 8,2013 (UTC)Edit

BandiCooper 11:11, March 25, 2013 (UTC)

Crashfreak99 (talk) 17:17, March 26, 2013 (UTC)

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