"So, is this the update where you can't look at your other sites? I hate that. If that's what your talking about, I agree. Wetpaint, you must fix this."

"Here's how it is. Either change what has happened or wetpaint is doomed. It may already be too late to fix. Tons of sites are complaining and I don't know how much wetpaint has in it.

I can say this, revert the site and you may still have a chance. If not, how far do you expect to go?"

"I don't think anybody can say Wetpaint is doomed as of right now. If they made this (apparent) change in direction it's because they believe they will progress, strive and make more money out of it.

What could indeed be "doomed" is their wikis "branch", at least in the long run, since they seem to be hardly promoting it anymore, but if this is so, it's Wetpaint's choice. Their new homepage may lead to the belief (imho) that wikis may be now a thing of the past for them. It's sad for us users, but not for the Wetpaint commercial company as a whole.
If they will regret this in the future or not remains to be seen.

... Or we could be totally wrong and wikis will still remain big for them, just as they were till now.
Many more news and explanations will no doubt surface in the next few days, I'm sure.

But... Tosan139, didn't you say long ago on another thread you were making your last post about this? It's been several others already since then... LOL
;)"

"I surely don't know how this will be good for Wetpaint or not. The suits there are the ones who decided this, and I'm sure they must have had very solid and economic reasons to do it. I don't think they're trying a financial suicide.

You must remember that the wiki members are not the direct source of revenue for Wetpaint: the advertisers are. It's free to be a member.

Of course I do realize that the more active members caring for the wikis they have, the better content the wikis will have and the more advertisers they may be likely to attract. However, maybe the suits at Wetpaint realized they can attract even bigger revenues and advertisers in this new format... I dunno...

Of course you do realize I'm just playing the devil's advocate here... hehehe..."

"I am not entirely sure. You'd have to check with jeremy, but, I still think the old Wetpaint logo rule still applies."