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No single feature this week, but a fair amount of highlights and shoutouts! There have been some cool initiatives on the wiki lately. Read on and find out!




Sometimes people come up with things to highlight that haven't been thought of before. They weren't expected by the community, or initiated by TeamLiquid's staff. People go out on a creative limb and start a project that's fresh and new, shedding a light on a new bit of info or from a different angle.
At other times, people go the distance by putting just a bit more effort into the looks of their articles to make it all the better. They do a little bit of formatting, upload some images or delve into guides on Wiki-coding to pimp out what they wrote.

Progman falls into both categories, having designed a chart that keeps track of Player progress throughout the GSL tournaments. Massive props and shoutouts to him, as this is a piece of work that very pleasantly surprised us. We implore everyone to give the full article a check-it-out, but here's a small preview:



Take the example of MarineKingPrime. Going into the January season he is seeded Code S 5th, having been the runner-up in GSL2. Then in January he got second place, and he moves up (green arrow) to be the #2 in the right column representing his seed in March. Cool eh? :D




The OnGameNet StarLeague is a most prestigious tournament dating back as far as the year 2000 that saw the first OSL sponsored by Hanaro. With the conclusion on the 2010 Bacchus OSL last saturday, there have been 31 OSLs. When Liquipedia started out, we began cataloguing these events, starting out with the, then, current OSL, and working backwards through the years. With the release of SC2, the project kind of drifted off, with many Leagues still unchronicled.

Recently though, Byzantium picked up where others left. He's delved back in time, not to 2000, but to 1999 starting out with the Tooniverse Progamer Korea Open which was a pre-Starleague tournament. Anyone who's ever seen a Results and Standings thread can imagine what a fuckton of work goes into this kind of thing and imagine, on top of that, that it's an event that happened a decade ago. On top of that, they had some pretty bizarre tournament structures back then. On top of that, imagine doing articles for five of them so far. Massive kudos imo.





Progman, Byzantium and Trap, we tip our hats to you. Give these guys a thumbs-up!



There's a bit of a lull in notable players being added to Liquipedia and, as always, we need your help!. Strikingly, if you take a look at the GSL 4 Code S players or the Ranking List for TSL3 a number of players are still article-less. Notably so we find Choya, Hyperdub, TheBest, Ciara, Beastyqt, elfi and many more. If you're a fan of either of these guys and want to help us out, simply click the name, copy+paste the text in the spoiler below into the textbox you find and start filling it out. It's that easy.

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Cya on the wiki,



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