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The RuneScape wikis did this several years ago, might even be a decade at this point. The actual developer studio, Jagex, helps pay to keep them online and independent because of how damn good they are and how useful it is for everyone, including developers, to reference.
Microsoft (or Mojang? I don't know anymore) would be well served to do the same here honestly.
The RS Wiki is amazing and should be the shining example for wikis. As shitty as Jagex can be, they did a really awesome thing to help keep it going.
OSRS wikis are too fucking good man. They have completely spoiled me.
Same. Hell the exact numbers it has for drop rates has spoiled me even comparing to the RS3 wiki.