Or a GitHub repo with markdown format doc. Only people part of the "team" can freely edit stuff, others have to make a pull request which will be reviewed by said team.
It's easy enough to revert changes or see previous versions of it too.

Err, Github isnt really a good way for what is needed unless axe parser became open source for everyone to see. However the site is a really organized way to see code. What if we just had a select group of Axe users to provide documentation and information. A group of 10 would be the max and 5 minimum.

Just because it isn't open source (which is not necessarily true) doesn't mean you can't create open documentation on a website like GitHub. Like I mentioned before, you can generate Sphinx documentation, put it on GitHub, and have a site like readthedocs.org generate and host it.

As for the wiki, if someone can support it, why not? Are we going to stick with MediaWiki though, or use another wiki engine?

I think it would be better if the wiki was modified so that it shares the same account as your Omni one or at least modify Omni so when you sign up, it automatically creates a Mediawiki account. If you have 1 Omni post, it would let you edit the wiki. I think that's how Cemetech's Doors CS wiki operates, but I could be wrong.

Else, requesting for an account could work, as long as the ones in charge of the wiki won't constantly disappear, forcing users to wait months or forever before their account is finally approved.

Well, although more admins fluent in Axe would be a good idea, also having the Omni admins as wiki admins would make sense because they are the ones in charge of running the site. I don't think it would make any sense if the owners of this website had zero control on what content is allowed in the Axe wiki, other than the fact only three admins (that are no longer active) ever used Axe. That way, they can also solve issues if the wiki crashes or anything.

Also those who aren't in charge of Omni that becomes wiki admins should be long-time Axe users that are still active and trustable. Remember that one Omni staff that tried to delete the entire Axe sub-forum and banned everyone from the IRC chatroom just because one of the Omni admins was Christian. They should definitively have the same rules as the rest of the staff and their activity monitored (for example, if they stop posting for months or if they often start drama).

For having Omnimaga host an integrated wiki, somebody can put in a request for that. I'd have to talk it over with the other admins, and make sure the integration was understood by enough of us that I (or whoever built the integration) am not the only one who can support it.

Having an integrated wiki that requires an Omnimaga account to register would be nice, but honestly I think if we want to start adding more documentation for things on a wiki, wikiti is a better option.

For this it would probably be better to use github like albert mentioned.

Yeah I sent a request earlier today

That said, now that you mention WikiTI, I guess that could be a nice alternative if people don't mind WikiTI drifting away from its ASM near-exclusivity, since originally WikiTI was created just for Z80 ASM.

That said, now that you mention WikiTI, I guess that could be a nice alternative if people don't mind WikiTI drifting away from its ASM near-exclusivity, since originally WikiTI was created just for Z80 ASM.

I'm the only WikiTI admin that matters (I'm the only one you have a decent chance of contacting), and I don't mind. There's USB8X documentation on the Wiki, and there's even a BASIC section on the Wiki, although it's pretty poor.