So, the latest unstable added a bunch of stuff, and I am hesitant to do anything about it. By that, I mean whether or not I should change the pages now. The whole point of having a wiki is to inform people with accurate information. But that brings up the question: what is accurate?
TerraTech has both stable and unstable builds with many differences between them. In particular, this update added many new blocks and price changes for pretty much everything, which would mean a lot of edits. But if I did edit the pages, then it would be accurate to the unstable builds, but would be made inaccurate to the stable builds.
It would be nice to have both, but that would mean tons of edits now, and constant edits as things change. The stable builds are already enough to keep up with. I could switch everything to the unstable information, but again, tons of edits, tons of constant edits.
So, I think I want to ignore the changes that unstable builds bring to the game. When they are added to a stable build, then I will change them. Not only would it mean less work, but I imagine that a lot more people play the stable builds anyway. If more people play on stable builds, they would prefer information that is accurate to those builds, not the unstable ones.
I may add unstable build notes to the wiki, like I have with the stable ones. I might also add pages for brand new blocks when they are added (No new blocks were added this time. Only changes and promotions to GSO.). Same goes for any new mechanics and modes. But when it comes to changing pages to add info from unstable builds, I think it is best to ignore them until they are added to the stable.
You can also add unstable information to pages, as long as you note that they are from an unstable build. But I won't be doing any of it myself. I am going to save it for later.