If doujinshi are a type of single-author zine then the form approach seems to make a lot of sense for them. I'd just be ... cautious ... of applying the method too widely. We don't want to get like fanhistory.com!
In my experience, there's still quite a few pages with just a partially filled-in template or a bunch of headings and no text. I'm never sure whether they're more off-putting or encouraging to contributors. Personally I hate 'em, but a newbie to wikicoding might find the idea of putting an example under an existing heading much less scary than creating the page de novo.
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In my experience, there's still quite a few pages with just a partially filled-in template or a bunch of headings and no text. I'm never sure whether they're more off-putting or encouraging to contributors. Personally I hate 'em, but a newbie to wikicoding might find the idea of putting an example under an existing heading much less scary than creating the page de novo.