the YYYY.MM.DD format should probably work, but most people more easily recognize the format of May 22, 2004. The wiki can recognize that. Also the format will be the title of the article.... a title of "May 22, 2004" might be more pleasing than "2004.05.22"
I think we should have more discussion on this.... i dont think it will matter a huge deal on the wiki side of things, more on the creation of pages and search for pages end. One thing is for sure, we must implement a set standard for that.
Well i'd like to be a contributor to get this project going, i find the idea very interesting. I especially like the ability to group events into different categories for looking at later.... such as "anti-cyclonic tornado" or "2004" so you can easily see events that fit those categories without having to look it up.
Mostly i'd like to contribute to the organization of the wiki, how to make it work and how to make it consistant. When i get my laptop back i'll try and make a logo up. I will try and also make up some "tags" so if someone thinks an article contains untrue info they can tag it as "doesnt have references" or "content under dispute" or "includes editorial content" or something like that, similar to wikipedia.
What ideas do we have for a name? If this ends up being a big thing like i want it to be and i hope it will be, we kinda will be stuck with whatever name we originally pick.... and i'm not a big fan of TornadoWiki.
StormWiki? SevereWiki? WikiStorm?
Angel if you want you can email me and it might be easier to keep in touch that way: slincoln at prairieinet dot net