The English Battlestar Wiki has reached 3,000 articles. Ironically enough, the 3,000th article is on the penis lantern — David Eick’s name for the decorative, metallic chrome, semi-flaccid, phallic-like lighting fixtures on Pegasus.
Our 2,999th article was a disambiguation page on those with the name Tom (including Thomas and Tommy).
In other news, the German wiki is five articles shy of 700 articles!
As you can see, we’ve started adding links to The Planet on various Frak Media! websites. The Planet is the company that we rent our web servers from. They’re a wonderful data center and we highly recommend them for all your web server needs.
If you want a low cost server to meet your needs, please check them out by going here.
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We’re working on a new website called “Cappa Frakr”, which aims to be a repository for high-quality, DVD screencaps from various science fiction series new and old. Tentative releases include “The Prisoner”, “Farscape”, “Babylon 5″, the original “Battlestar Galactica”, “Galactica 1980″ and “Dr. Who”.
Presently, we’re in the process of adding screencaps for the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica, as you can see here.
Currently, Cappa Frakr is currently in early alpha stages of design, so there’ll be some drastic changes coming up for that site in the next week or two.
From all the FrakMedia! Productions and the FrakMedia! Team, we wish you a safe and fun holiday season!
For Babylon 5 fans, there’s a wiki out there that can use your help. It’s called The Great Machine and we’re looking for people to help build on it.
If you are interested, please sign up there and help out.
The Eureka Wiki, launched the first of this month, is close to reaching a total of 100 in-development articles.
While we have the basics, we’re looking for people to help develop rich content. Eureka fans are encouraged to develop or create new articles, in addition to transcribing the freely available podcasts on SciFi.com’s Eureka website.
We’re also looking for people to help promote this new wiki, so if you know of a Eureka fan site that we can linkshare with, please notify us by replying to this blog or sending an e-mail to the Eureka Wiki development team. (Be sure to remove the “NOSPAM” from the e-mail address!)
Think smart Eureka!
If you are visiting any one of the wikis, and you experience some errors. Please ignore them, we are upgrading to MediaWiki 1.11.0. Thank you for your time.
We are proud to announce our newest site… the Eureka Wiki… dedicated to the show on SciFi about Eureka. The site is still being developed and templates are still being imported so please mind the mess! Hope to see you in the smartest little wiki! 
Frak Media is pleased to present a new website and organization called the “Battlestar Alliance“.
The Battlestar Alliance’s goal is to “unify all like-minded Battlestar websites from all the series into one group, as a demonstration of unity across fanbases for all three series. The three series referred to here are the original Battlestar Galactica, Galactica 1980, and the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica. Furthermore, this is a coalition of sites that help out each other in times of need, supplying content and other kinds of support (whether financial, technical or promotional) whenever feasible.”
To sign up for the Battlestar Alliance, or simply to send queries, please send e-mail the leadership group by clicking here.
We opened up a number of “jobs” to fill. Located here you can check out if you want to join and be part of the team.
