EDIT: Well... I thought it was fixed. Here's Equinox's post. Or if you're lazy, the response:

It's actually not fixed yet, I think possibly there's one server or something that works okay or sporadically does so (it's been like that for a while). I'll let you know whenever it's fixed fixed for everyone. Carry on.

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Just thought I'd let everyone know that the image uploading problem has FINALLY BEEN FIXED

Dunno if this is where I should post it, my AP does 102 damage a shot to them (Used a Elite trueshot), it took 3 clips. Therefore, it had done 1836 damage. I'm going to take a wild guess they have 1800 HP, just wanted to tell everyone this for certain help.

Hope this helped!

I'm 100% sure the Ionized Salt Bomb cannot be dropped from monsters even though the wiki page says the vendor is "unknown". Can someone fill this in? I'm trying to plan ahead what kind of gear I'll need.

These new modes are becoming a pretty major part of the game, but it's very difficult to find pages relating to them. I think it would be a good idea to link to them from the main page.

The Wiki seems to fail to log me in when I load an article and then log in with my account. From then on, I am not logged in on that page and am not able to edit it (not directly, I can still access the edit page, but that requires me to manually browse to it by entering the URL of the edit page). Removing cookies and saved passwords didn't seem to fix that.
Anyone got the same problem or is this a new one?

Sure, it IS to the point and describes the uses of guns, but I can't help but compare it to the Bomb guide which has a lengthy description of each bomb's mechanics, details in paragraph form of pros and cons of each bomb, and (most importantly) tells which bombs are good or bad.

The guide tries to be pretty objective and newspaper-like as it is now, but seeing as how the bombing guide already conveys massive amounts of bias against the bad bombs (and saying why) should we not also include similar info in the gun guide... why a gun is good, commonly used and is recommended?

Since I'm reasonably certain that the time to wait for a level change is constant for a given gate at a given depth, I was wondering if it would be helpful to establish a wiki page where people can list any change times they've observed for the current gates. Other players could then use the page to estimate how long they'll have to wait for a given change and make more informed decisions about which gates to play and whether to wait.

http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Wolver_Den

check under pack brutality level.

Would it be possible to place the various guild pages in a separate "Guild:" namespace? (See http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Using_custom_namespaces for how to set one up.)

This would provide a more clear separation between game content in the "main" namespace, and user related (vanity) content in the "User:" and "Guild:" namespaces. For example, this would make it clearer to (new) users that the guilds are player run entities. Moreover, it would facilitate easier monitoring of the main article namespace.

I have made some.

they're all demonstrated on my wikipages:
TheTric/Azraelwing
InfiniteBass

there also seems to be something buggy with SKWindow2, not sure what exactly. didn't have the time to debug it.