Look! I'm being productive!

I added pages to the Japanese Language Wiki!
Go here or here to see how productive and helpful I am, bwahaha!

Finished~

For those who care, a complete chart of the JLPT N5 Kanji and their readings (as well as their meanings) can now be found here, although I'm warning you - you'll need to be able to read Hiragana and Katakana to be able to read the On-yomi and Kun-yomi (aka the readings of the Kanji). Don't be scared, though! It helps a lot with your Japanese, as Japanese culture doesn't use romaji very much, if at all, so think of it as being immersed in Japanese for just a short while, even if the word 'immersed' is used in the loosest way possible here.
Have fun~

ほら、見て！日本語のウィキですよ！ Hey, look! A Japanese Language Wiki!

This isn't gonna be about any Japanese grammar rules or whatever, I'm just giving a link to a Wiki that I'm probably going to contribute to. It can be found here: Japanese Language Wiki!!
I didn't start this Wiki, but, as I'm sure you all know, anyone can help further a Wiki, so that'll be me... Right now I'm working on making a page with a chart for each of the JLPT levels... I'm only on Level 5, where I began... It's so tedious, but I'm about halfway done OTL