I’ve been playing around a little with the organization of WiKorea, I think it’s a little better laid out now.

Being the programmer I am, I’ve also been playing around with MediaWiki and have found a way to include links to external search engines like Naver Dictionary in the search results (not the actual results … yet … but you don’t have to type in the word again).  Go ahead and search for something and you’ll see links at the bottom of the results (here is an example search).

I’ve also added a shnazy visual editor for editing pages.  If you’ve ever felt frustrated when editing wiki pages (I was at first) then you’ll love this.  You don’t need to know anything about the wiki format when you edit pages now (and if you do, good!).

I have updated the grammar section of WiKorea with the forms that I know (right now it is very much a framework without much content) and have created a standard for Korean grammar to be explained with.  The new method may or may not be confusing, but I believe it explains the technicalities better than the other systems in use today.  There are some issues that I am aware of that still need to be addressed, but I just want to know what everyone thinks.  Does it make sense?

Anyways, I will appreciate any opinions on it so that the standard can become a little more solid and get the kinks worked out.  Thanks!