A while back I suggested a Beeminder wiki, but I’m afraid we got kind of bogged down in the details and failed to come to a consensus. So I’ve decided to move forward with a simple GitHub Pages site. It should be simple enough to migrate the content somewhere else later. But the longer we put it off, the longer we don’t have a place to document all the amazing things people build around Beeminder.
Also, it’s Hacktoberfest so contributions could earn you a nice t-shirt. 
Great idea! What do you think of adding the Beeminder Integrations Megalist forum topic as a starting point?
Great idea! Would want to check with @matti before we copy it in. Maybe until he weighs in we can just link to it?
Right now, it’s just a readme.md file that’s echoed on your domain. Are you expecting it to stay on one file? With as many things Beeminder is capable of, I imagine that one page could get rather lengthy. Of course, with the use of in-page hyperlinks and drop-downs, it might be fine, but is there a strong argument for keeping it this way? I was expecting the readme file to have instructions on contributing or at least what to expect in the repository.
Yes, good points! Notes on how to contribute would be a great addition!
GitHub Pages allows the site to be split into multiple pages. Create a new .md file and then link to it this way:
[Link Text](my-file.md)
Huzzah! Now, what comes next?
Taken from the original thread written by @dsernst five years ago:
I wonder what you had in mind, @narthur? I’d be more than happy to start drafting sections for any parts of the above, or any other ideas you might have, but I don’t wanna be overbearing or anything.
All of the above! Please feel free to go wild. 
Surely there’s a statute of limitations for @matti to say “no” to his list? Although I’m sure he’s unlikely to be upset if we did copy it (while giving credit, of course).
If you want PRs to this repo to count as Hacktoberfest contributions, you need to tag the repo with the hacktoberfest topic. (See Hacktoberfest 2023) This is a recent change to the way Hacktoberfest works (this year)—it’s now only for repos that opt-in.
Good point. I believe I’ve already done that?
Indeed, I see it:
I don’t think it was there when I looked before, but maybe it was and I missed it, in which case never mind.
I just created a Beeminder goal to ensure I keep contributing to the wiki:
https://www.beeminder.com/narthur/bm-wiki
One commit at a time! 
@dreev Where would this project need to be before you were comfortable putting this on wiki.beeminder.com? (I guess that’s assuming such a point exists… Does it?)
Definitely. In fact, we could add that CNAME or whatever right now if you prefer it there than under https://www.nathanarthur.com/ (cc @adamwolf who can do the subdomain magic whenever you say the word).
Done!
I’ve started featuring contribution goals on the wiki home page. Anyone interested in creating a personal contribution goal so I can feature it?