Survey of most interesting topics on a wiki

[schizoidnightmares]

I'm working on a wiki-like part of my website. Unfortunately, I do not have many followers to say the least (I'm the sole member of my forums). As a result, I do not have much inlets for feedback. As a way to organize articles on my "wiki," I've created 16 topic categories:

Descriptions of each topic (with some real world examples):

• Creatures: Non-humanoid characters (e.g. Harambe)
• Cultures: Cultural groups (e.g. Canadians)
• Diseases: Self-explanatory (e.g. COVID-19)
• Events: Self-explanatory (e.g. World War II)
• Factions: Political groups and movements (e.g. Communist Party of China)
• Families: Self-explanatory (e.g. House of Windsor)
• Groups: Non-political and non-cultural groups (e.g. Xenforo Ltd.)
• Ideas: Philosophies, ideologies, religions, etc. (e.g. Communism)
• Life: Biological taxonomy (e.g. Homo sapiens)
• Locations: Self-explanatory (e.g. Earth)
• Media: In-universe books, films, music, etc. (e.g. The Lord of the Rings)
• People: Humanoid characters (e.g. Queen Elizabeth II)
• Physics: Elements of time, matter, and energy (e.g. tornado)
• Societies: Political geographical units (e.g. United States)
• Technology: Self-explanatory (e.g. Xenforo)
• Tribes: Groups of families (e.g. Yakama)

If you had to choose which topics (max of 3) most interest you, what would they be? Keep in mind, I ask this only to determine which topics should be listed first (from left–right, top–bottom).

Credits: Icons in the example derived from Font Awesome — CC BY 4.0

 

[EllieCat]

My favorite one is technology. Physics as I like trying to break the laws of physics. And media because I like to watch movies

 

[James]

If you haven't got many followers my advice is stop trying please everyone. Stop trying to diversify.

Better to do 1 thing well than do 100 things poorly. You end up spread too thin. Pick a topic and focus on building for that.

Just my 2 cents

 

[schizoidnightmares]

If you haven't got many followers my advice is stop trying please everyone. Stop trying to diversify.

Better to do 1 thing well than do 100 things poorly. You end up spread too thin. Pick a topic and focus on building for that.

Just my 2 cents

I appreciate the feedback and I agree. I do apologize for the misunderstanding though. I'm not here for self-promotion, so I didn't mention this in the OP as I didn't really see it as relevant. I am using those topics (or categories) to organize articles I am writing that include summary information from my self-published stories. I'm just an amateur fiction writer. I'm not trying to create a giant encyclopedia like Wikipedia, or anything remotely close to that!