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CMP Wiki is written by the people running CMP 170HX cards. Discord stays the place to talk; this is where answers land once they work.

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Use Sign in with Discord (top right). Your Discord username becomes your wiki name, so credits on imported content and on your own edits look the same. New accounts pass a short human check (Cloudflare Turnstile) on edits and uploads until they are a day old with five edits.

Where things go

  • Recipes (a model running on these cards, with numbers): Form:Recipe, listed on All recipes.
  • Platforms (boards and servers, settings that mattered): Form:Platform, listed on All platforms.
  • Unlocks (driver, Gen2, BAR1, P2P and friends): Form:Unlock, listed on Unlocks.
  • Confirmations: ran someone's recipe on your own card? Press Confirm on your own card in its infobox.
  • Open questions and things to test go on the board.

Status and credit

  • Mark how sure a fact is with a badge: see Status taxonomy. Proven is never typed by hand.
  • Credit whoever found it: end the fact with {{Source|handle|YYYY-MM-DD|Discord message link}}.
  • Do not reproduce someone's long write-up in full without asking them first on Discord. Short facts and results with
 credit are fine.

Files

  • Anyone signed in may upload: txt, md, json, yaml, yml, toml, patch, diff, log, csv, png, jpg, jpeg, webp, svg, pdf.
  • Binaries, drivers, archives and scripts (sh, py, zip, gz, tgz, xz, run, deb, bin, rom) come only from the
 trusted group, and their file page carries a {{Download}}
 block with the version and the upstream link; the wiki adds the sha256 and the uploader itself.
  • No model weights: link them on Hugging Face.
  • Never upload or paste secrets, tokens, passwords, internal hostnames or IP addresses.

License

Text on this wiki is published under the license named in the footer of every page and in the note under the edit box. Imported Discord material is rewritten as credited summaries with short quotes. Code and patches from repositories are linked, or copied only when their license allows it, with that license noted. Anyone can ask on the Discord to have their contribution removed.