As it prepares for Silksong, the Hollow Knight community is migrating its enti✅re fan-made wiki to a new home.

In a statement released on Twitter, the fan Wiki team says that it, as well as many readers, have become "frustrated" with the "aggressive ad campaigns" of its foꦚrmer host, Fandom. The former wiki has b🐷een "abandoned," with all of its content migrating to the new site, .

It's auspicious timing, as while the wait for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Hollow Knight Silksong has been a long one, the hope is that the Metroidvania sequel is no longer too far away. Back in May, T♐eam Cherry an🍃nounced a delay for the game out of the first half of 2023,🧸 and while we still don't ꩵhave a release date, that window does imply we're at least approaching the finish line.

That'll lik♔ely prove very important for the wiki, which will be the only host of Silksong content once that game comes out. The Fandom wiki can't be shut down, but the statement recommends not visiting or editing it in the future. That likely means a significant dearth of Silksong content, which is in turn likely to render the Fandom wiki largely unhelpful𝕴 for the Hollow Knight community going forward.

The Hollow Knight community is far from the first to abandon Fandom as the home of its wiki in recent years. Contributor and indie developer mossbag points out that the likes of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Minecraft, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:World of Warcraft, RuneScape, Terraria, and Fallout have all left the platform, largely over🌼 a high volume of ads, and lack of control over what additional content appears on a wiki page. It's not uncommon to see banners pointing out that wiki editors aren't in control of the videos that appear on their pages, and it seems that's driving several communities away as frustrationsꦯ grow.

The wait for Hollow Knight is nearly at fever-pitch, as it settles into becoming one of the most-wishlisted games on Steam.