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Welcome to the Collaborative RCE Tool Library!

First of all, please don't get scared or discouraged by the wiki-similar looks of this website! Yes, it runs on a wiki backend, but that's also where the similarities come to an abrupt end! You will not have to know (or even hardly benefit from knowing) any wiki related things whatsoever here, and neither does the website work like a wiki, nor is operated like one (rather much better actually, selectively using only the best aspects of the wiki concept, and then adding a whole lot of other great features on top of that, which is the whole idea!).

In this Collaborative RCE Tool Library, anyone can instantly add, edit or update information about all their favorite tools (and under some conditions even upload the tools themselves). All with the personal and highly useful goal of being able to easily find these tools whenever they may come in handy in the future.

The advantage of the collaborative nature of the library is of course that if lots of people submit information about their personal favorite tools (and maybe even update these entries when they hear about important updates for them), everyone else will also be able to benefit greatly from this information when they come here looking for good tools for any specific purpose.

Add to this a highly granular and efficiently hierarchicalized structure of "category tags" (a tool can be tagged into arbitrarily many such categories, where the category hierarchy itself is controlled by administrators, but is still highly influenced by user suggestions through the Needs New Category category), and you have the recipe for what we believe is the future of information collection, archival and indexing, and the ultimate way to maintain updated information about any certain isolated field of interest (in this case RCE tools)! We simply call it a semantic wibrary, but if you were to give it a longer and fancier name, it would probably be something like "a Collaborative Strictly Hierarchical Just-Enough-Moderated Semantic Information Library", where the "Strictly Hierarchical" and "Semantic" parts are what separate it most from a common wiki, in addition to the many added features and drastically improved ease of use, contribution and content monitoring.

Anyway, (more than) enough said, the following links should get you started in seconds:

• Navigating the Library
• Searching the Library
• Using RSS Feeds to Stay Informed of Tool Updates
• Submitting Tools to the Library
• Editing and Updating Pre-existing Tools in the Library
• Adding a Tool to a Category That Does Not Yet Exist (aka Requesting a New Category)
• General Rules for the Library
• Discussing the Collaborative RCE Tool Library with the admins and other users of it

So, what are you waiting for, let's all create the best RCE Tool Library in the world, together!

Regards,
dELTA & the rest of the Woodmann crew

Use this feed to keep track of all updates and additions to the library.