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I can't tell you how many times I've gone back through the web archives to find a result or information on equipment repair, or basics of the USFA classification system.
As a stats and results archive, it could be invaluable.
There is an unbelievable amount of knowledge of the sport on this site. Currently posted and in the heads of posters. It would be interesting to see that power harnessed for something.
I think the main thing here is to figure out ways to get the current Fencing.Net community to spend time posting on the wiki along with posting on the boards.
