Approaching the Infinite Wiki

The Approaching the Infinite Wiki is a googology-based wiki loosely named after Saibian's web-book "One to Infinity: A Guide to the Finite" and is kind of like the googology wiki, but is less about archiving googological numbers, functions, and people (although it does seek to do that a bit), and more about actively making large numbers.

This is how the googological community at large has already taken up googology after all, because the main site is now less about new pages and more about new blog posts. Occasionally there will be something interesting, but mostly it's salad numbers, and I'd like to avoid that here. But pople of all skill levels are welcome of course.

Rules
This place is not very strict, but there's some basic rules:


 * 1) Source anything you write a page about.
 * 2) If you don't want a page you're working on to be edited make it a user page, otherwise everyone has the right to edit main space pages.
 * 3) Be nice. The Golden Rule should be applied even if you're not Christian.
 * 4) You can have admin rights after ~100 constructive edits here. It depends on other factors too though. You'll probably get content moderator if you're already on the googology wiki and just ask though. I'm not giving away bureaucrat rights right now though.
 * 5) No spam or vandalism allowed. Annoying trolling is disallowed, but clever trolling is allowed if you pull it off well. (Be a "Loki", not an "Annoying Orange" sort of person and I'll likely just laugh.)
 * 6) If someone makes a really bad notation try to redirect to salad numbers or how to make their notation better. Just telling them their notation's bad won't help.
 * 7) Hmm...I guess that's all the rules for now.