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'''FortWiki''' is a {{tag|ByInvitation|closed}} wiki site dedicated to documenting the '''forts''', '''camps''', '''barracks''' and '''stations''' that provided security and protection for the {{tag|United States of America}} and {{tag|Canada}}.
'''FortWiki''' is a {{tag|ByInvitation|closed}} wiki site dedicated to documenting the '''forts''', '''camps''', '''barracks''' and '''stations''' that provided security and protection for the {{tag|United States of America}} and {{tag|Canada}}.


The goal is to combine the known public information about the forts and stations with detailed information from individual family {{tag|History|histories}} and {{tag|Genealogy|genealogies}} that are not public.  These histories and genealogies are rich with details about ancestors who lived, worked and fought at these forts, camps and stations.  [[John Stanton]], who helped start [[WikiIndex]], started FortWiki in {{tag|Founded in 2005|2005}},[http://fortwiki.com/Special:AncientPages] and tries to finance it by way of {{tag|GoogleAds}}.
The goal is to combine the known public information about the {{tag|Military|forts}} and {{tag|Places|stations}} with detailed information from individual family {{tag|History|histories}} and {{tag|Genealogy|genealogies}} that are not public.  These histories and genealogies are rich with details about ancestors who lived, worked and fought at these forts, camps and stations.  [[John Stanton]], who helped start [[WikiIndex]], started FortWiki in {{tag|Founded in 2005|2005}},[http://fortwiki.com/Special:AncientPages] and tries to finance it by way of {{tag|GoogleAds}}.


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Revision as of 18:41, 14 July 2023

FortWiki
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About
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Founded by: John Stanton
Status: Active
Language: English
Edit mode: ByInvitation
Wiki engine: MediaWiki
Wiki license: Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike
Main topic: Military
Backups: 2012-05-27
https://wikiindex.org/images/archive/0/05/20070607034009%21FortWiki.png

FortWiki original logo

Wiki size: 6,951 article pages see stats
wikiFactor: 36 info / verify

(As of: 2023-07-14)


FortWiki is a closed wiki site dedicated to documenting the forts, camps, barracks and stations that provided security and protection for the United States of America and Canada.

The goal is to combine the known public information about the forts and stations with detailed information from individual family histories and genealogies that are not public. These histories and genealogies are rich with details about ancestors who lived, worked and fought at these forts, camps and stations. John Stanton, who helped start WikiIndex, started FortWiki in 2005,[1] and tries to finance it by way of GoogleAds.

Great feature

FortWiki has a great feature, random images are displayed on its main page, thanks to the inclusion of RandomImage extension.

External links

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