Template:Main Page News

Current news

The following will appear on the Main Page. Instead deleting old items, please copy and paste them under the Archive heading below.

9 Jun 2024: Each month we send a report about the wiki to the IFTF Board. You can help write it by going to: IFWiki reports to the IFTF Board.
2 Feb 2024: We added a Dark Mode toggle to the wiki. Just click on the "Dark mode" link in the Navigation menu (log in to see it).
2 Feb 2024: Automatic formatting of code is now possible on the wiki. Just use the <syntaxhighlight> tag to enclose code. See the extension's page on the MediaWiki website for full details.

The following is an archive of previous news items:

Annual competitions like IF Comp, Spring Thing, and the XYZZY Awards.
Parser-based authoring tools like ADRIFT, Dialog, Inform 6, Inform 7 and TADS 3.
Choice-based authoring tools like ChoiceScript, Ink and Twine.
Hybrid authoring systems like Quest.
Retro-style parser authoring tools like Adventuron, PunyInform and ZIL.

14 Apr 2024: Please help us write the April 2024 report for the IFDB Board.
8 Mar 2024: This month we're asking you to help write the regular report on our activities: see March 2024 report. Any assistance will be welcomed!

28 Apr 2022: Inform 7 is now open-source!
1 Sep 2022: IFWiki has a new Events database! Upcoming events automatically show up on IFWiki's front page. Add an event!

2 Mar 2023: IFWiki now has an interactive calendar of events on the Main Page, which contains the events you have added to the database using Form:Event. Scroll through months using the arrows, and click on any calendar item to go to its wiki page.
19 Nov 2022: IFWiki now checks for broken external links. To help fix the links, see Replacing dead links.
23 Jan 2022: The Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation has adopted IFWiki!
20 Jan 2022: IFWiki has a searchable database of interpreters, authoring systems, and other software!
15 Aug 2021: Gruescript, a parser/choice hybrid development language by Robin Johnson