TRMN:About

The TRMN Wiki is an organization-specific reference website written by the Bureau of Communications for prospective and current members of The Royal Manticoran Navy: The Official Honor Harrington Fan Association, Inc.; Our goal is to become the largest, most reliable, and most up-to-date encyclopedia about everything related to the our organization.

This project was started in 15 July 2014 by Michael Garcia. It was inspired by Wikipedia, a free, open-source encyclopedia. There are currently 4,333 articles that are being worked on.

Wiki Administrators

Wiki Head Admin

• RADM Michael D. Garcia

Wiki Project Leads

• VADM John Neitz, Second Fleet and Peerage Project Lead
• CAPTSG Sonja Thiede, BuTrain Project Lead
• MCPO Lori Bonilla, BuShips Project Lead
• Sector Chief Marcus Johnston, Eighth Fleet Project Lead

Wiki Team Members

• VADM Laura Lochen
• RADM Christa Brolley
• CDRE Joseph Harney
• CDRE Cindy Jeffers
• CDRE Colin Lloyd
• CDRE Michael Timko, GSN
• CDRE Zachary White
• BRIGGEN Brad Lee, RMA
• CAPTSG Doss Buckalew
• CAPTSG Benjamin Wagner
• CAPTJG Rick Matheny
• CDR Melissa Hadley
• LTSG Sophia Bull
• ENS Phil Culmer
• SMCPO Thomas Coonradt
• SGTMAJ Brad Handley, RMMC
• MSGT Jonathan Wilson, RMMC
• SCPO William Cain III
• 1SGT Jeff Hughes, RMMC

If you wish to participate, please email: wikimaster at trmn dot org.

Bureau of Communications Staff

Main Article: BuComm Staff

The Wiki Team reports directly to the following staffers:

• BGEN A. J. Olsen, Deputy Fourth Space Lord

More About

• Frequently Asked Questions
• Acknowledgments

Exploring

• Recent changes, see articles that are being worked on right now
• All pages listed by title
• Random article
• New articles
• Article categories

Contributing

• Introduction, a starting point.
• Policies and guidelines for contributors, all policies and procedures.
• Help pages, for help on editing articles and more
• Contact information, for information on how to contact the staff.

About wikis in general

For many people, the idea of a wiki might be a frightening and incredible concept. Take a few minutes to read some (or all!) of the links below, and get a better perspective on how a wiki is managed.

• About Wikipedia
• Why Wikipedia is so great
• Why Wikipedia is not so great
• Replies to common objections, a collection of counter arguments for common objections to the Wikipedia and wiki concept
• WhyWikiWorks, a discussion about the wiki concept at the original WikiWikiWeb
• WhyWikiWorksNot, a discussion about the problems with the wiki concept at the original WikiWikiWeb