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Originally Posted by outriderx
no there is no such thing, but they are said (maybe its just a slogan) to be of different origin (region wise) and thus having a different mixture of alkaloids (some stronger/weaker) but i think that should be mentioned (including these vendor/region/mixture changes & informations)
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Often it is indeed a slogan. Off course growing conditions of kratom are extremely important, but much 'Thai' kratom is grown in other countries. I do think it is relevant, but it should be laid out that these names are hyped, often interchanged and of lesser relation to what really matters to strength: subspecies (like, Rifat, Craig, Bumblebee, red vein, etc).
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Originally Posted by outriderx
so do you wanna lock/approve all changes made in a wiki post in the future? wiki lives off the fact that people change and go over it themselves, doesnt it?
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True, but at the same time that is the weakness of wikipedia as well. Wikipedia contains many flaws. Much like an unmoderated forum.
Our wiki articles are not just wikis. They serve as the primary base of information throughout the forum and rest of the site. Every mention in the forum of the
drug that the article is about, turns into a hotlink to the wiki article. A direct link to the accurate information about that drug.
Our wiki articles should be of higher quality standards than our forum. They should be authoritative, closer to google's knol than to wikipedia. They should also be referenced, so that any claim made is backed up by proof.
In the future there should be a difference between:
- cooperative articles (anyone can edit)
- single author chapters (anyone can edit chapter, but edits have to be approved)
- single author articles (anyone can edit article, but edits have to be approved)
Currently there is no software functionality yet to make this distinction. But I aim for moderation of new entries other than the main author.