Hello everyone,

I'm a new mod on /r/Automate and am excited to be a part of it.

I've been trying to get a comprehensive view of everything that's automated for some time and therefore suggested that r/Automate should open it's Wiki, which it now has.

So, I've made a very simple draft with categories and such and will be spending quite a lot of time in tinkering with it. But a Wiki isn't a one man project and I'd therefore like to encourage the community to participate in building it.

The Wiki is free for anyone to edit who has a subreddit score of 100 or above and an account older than 10 days, this is so that malicious users won't destroy it. But even if so all Wiki's have a rollback option that's very easy to use, so don't be afraid of not being perfect while editing it. :-)

Oh, and a link for the lazy: http://www.reddit.com/r/Automate/wiki/index

Edit: We've removed the score requirements to make it easier to participate.