I have participated in both forums and wikis. Both are very useful. The wiki is a nice place to work out details and gradually refine the information. On a forum bad data tends not to get corrected except by follow up posts. Tracing this all down can be a lot of work. In some cases I have gone through forums and extracted the data to a wiki, removing information that later posts indicated was problematic. It is a lot of work. So getting to the point. I am fairly active on a wiki called Open Circuits. They have a page devoted to PC Boards http://opencircuits.com/Printed_Circuit_Boards . Since it is a wiki any member of this forum can sign up ( or not even sign up ) and add materials, either to that page or new pages linked to it. It might be nice for example if we had a page that listed printer models, toner transfer method, and feature size that people found they could easily achieve. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Forum or Wiki???
2011-04-15 by Russ Com at ComC
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