Here's the quarterly reminder post for the FSwiki.

In 2020 I started building a FS wiki at www.fswiki.us. Many folks have been adding to it since, and I'd like to encourage others to use and add to the tool.

I've identified 3 pages for this post which could use some filling in, including:

1. https://fswiki.us/Master\_Cylinders
2. https://fswiki.us/Drivetrain
3. https://fswiki.us/Introduction\_to\_VD\_Simulation

My intention with the fswiki is to bring the baseline up for FS teams and have a resource for folks unfamiliar with the engineering and project management parts of the event to have a toe-off point to learn. I know some teams maintain their own wikis, but generally knowledge transfer has been a massive issue. Perhaps the fswiki can be used to introduce new members to a concept, or for existing members to learn more theory about parts of the team with which they are not involved. For example, here's some great pages that folks have put together:

1. https://fswiki.us/Aerodynamic\_Basics
2. https://fswiki.us/Battery\_pack
3. https://fswiki.us/Lessons\_Learned

Do you have a senior design project that you'd like to share with the community? A thesis you've published that would be a great resource on one of these pages? Maybe you'd like to be generous and shift some of your team's wiki to the public space?Currently the site has 120 pages in varying states including category pages, redirects, and placeholders. I'd say about 60 pages are what I'd consider "properly filled" at this moment. The "long pages" special page has great examples. https://fswiki.us/Special:LongPages

Finally, my anti-spam plugin can be a bit overzealous, so if you try to register or edit pages and it gives you an error, please reach out to me here or on the contact info on my user page https://fswiki.us/User:Emilyanthony and I can whitelist your info.