Calling all action sports enthusiasts,
Trickipedia is powered by its passionate community of action sports enthusiasts. Anyone with an account can add and edit tricks across trampoline, tricking, parkour, trampwall, and more. Your knowledge and experience are essential to building the world's most comprehensive trick database. Every contribution makes a difference, no matter how small. Join us and help shape the future of Trickipedia!
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about using and contributing to Trickipedia
Do I need an account to view tricks?
No! All content on Trickipedia is freely accessible without an account. You only need to create an account if you want to contribute content, edit existing tricks, or participate in community discussions.
How do I create an account?
Click the "Sign Up" button in the header and provide your email address. You'll receive a confirmation email to verify your account. Once verified, you can start contributing immediately.
Is Trickipedia really free?
Yes, completely free! Trickipedia is a community-driven platform with no subscription fees, premium content, or hidden costs. Our mission is to keep action sports knowledge accessible to everyone.
What can I contribute?
You can add new tricks, improve existing descriptions, upload tutorial videos, share safety tips, add progression pathways, and help with categorization. Any knowledge that helps others learn is valuable!
Do I need to be an expert to contribute?
Not at all! Whether you're a beginner sharing your learning experience or a pro adding advanced techniques, all perspectives are valuable. Community moderation helps ensure accuracy and quality.
Can I edit content created by others?
Yes! Trickipedia works like a wiki - anyone can improve existing content. All edits are tracked, and the community helps maintain quality through collaborative moderation.
What if I make a mistake?
Don't worry! All changes are tracked and can be reverted if needed. The community is supportive and will help correct any errors. It's better to contribute and learn than not contribute at all.
How do you ensure content accuracy?
Our community of experienced athletes and moderators reviews contributions. We encourage citing sources, providing video demonstrations, and including safety warnings where appropriate.
What about safety information?
Safety is paramount. We strongly encourage including prerequisite skills, safety gear recommendations, and risk warnings with all trick descriptions. Remember: action sports involve inherent risks.
How do you handle inappropriate content?
We have community guidelines and volunteer moderators who help maintain a positive environment. Users can report inappropriate content, and we take swift action when necessary.
Can I upload videos and images?
Yes! Visual content is incredibly valuable for learning tricks. You can upload images and videos to illustrate techniques, show proper form, and demonstrate progressions.
Is there a mobile app?
Currently, Trickipedia is a web-based platform optimized for mobile browsers. You can access all features through your phone's browser with a great mobile experience. There is also a progressive web app (PWA) in development for an even better mobile experience.
Can I use Trickipedia content elsewhere?
Content on Trickipedia is contributed by the community for educational purposes. Please respect contributors' work and check our Terms of Service for specific usage guidelines.
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