MPGH Wikipedia Article

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MPGH

It seems that over the years, several people have tried to create an article on Wikipedia for MPGH. Every time it has been deleted for having no indication of it's importance or significance. I believe, that if someone that actually has good writing skills, were to write an article with citations and proper markup and write about MPGH as the largest database of Video Game hacks on the web it would qualify as significant. Lots of big websites are refused of an article for that reason, even FunnyJunk.

If you try your hand on writing something, post it here first and let a few other people look over it.

thats sad

it seems like if anything dave or

should be the ones to write it they know more about the site then any1
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we have are own wiki page....that dave made forgit name though.

It said something like

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MPGH
 
 '''MPGH''' also known as '''MultiPlayer Game Hacking''' was a site dedicated to hacking, launched June 2002. MPGH is a large game hacking community responsible for providing hacks for games like Helbreath, Ragnarok Online, Knight Online, Gunz Online, K2Warrock, Gunbound, and more. They are also responsible for distributing server files, and has had some very successful private servers. The community is based on registration system, where users must register, in order to gain access to the site's features. MPGH has been remade 4 times since June 2002; however the current version has been the largest, and most successful. 
 
Controversy 
 
 Back in 2004, MPGH opened Infant-Free, a free version of infantry. It reached over 100 active simultaneous players, and was shut down after the administrator received a cease and desist from Sony Online Entertainment. MPGH was responsible for the Attack on Helbreath, where they logged on Helbreath GMs and mass summoned high level monsters. As of now, they have provided many hacks for K2Warrock, and the developers have tried unsuccessfully to put their reign to an end. 
 
Helbreath
 
 Thousands of Helbreath accounts were hacked, and the security of Helbreath International was compromised. They also launched the Private Server known as Medieval Frontline. Their Private Server became one of the most successful Helbreath Private Servers ever. Medieval Frontline is no longer running. 
 
Myth of Soma
 
 Years after the Myth of Soma server files were leaked, MPGH re-started the race to complete Soma craze. Eventually it was developed, and MPGH created the most popular Soma server for a while, till it was taken down. 
 
Warrock
 
MPGH is one of the most monitored sites on the internet for Warrock hacks, due to the amount of hacks, tutorials, and activity of it.
 
Community
 
MPGH has a large community that is made up of about 9775 (as of August 8th, 2006) members. To enhance the community's experience, the Administration has added such amenities as an IRC channel, an Internet Radio station, and a Teamspeak Server. MPGH also has a web comic in regular publication, and a store for in-game items for Knight Online.
 
Usergroups
 
 MPGH's is made up of three usergroups and the administrator. These usergroups include and Global Moderators, Sectional Moderators, as well as a lower-ranking administrative class known as "Super Users". There is also a usergroup dedicated solely to the development of Computer Graphics, hence the name "GFX Team". 
 
Video Sharing
 
MPGH's Video section is open to viewing by the general public without registration. High Ranking "MPGHieans" post videos that they think are worthy of notice.

There was a article about mpgh on wiki a while ago. It totally dissed T G S

Well if you go read the article it isn't too bad, but it focuses and talks about crap that doesn't have much importance in a WP article. I think a WP article should summarize the website as a whole and not make a point to the smaller things that have occurred that have no importance.

Originally Posted by Dave84311

Well if you go read the article it isn't too bad, but it focuses and talks about crap that doesn't have much importance in a WP article. I think a WP article should summarize the website as a whole and not make a point to the smaller things that have occurred that have no importance.

Where is the one the editforce did?