I just sent you all an email inviting you to join a Contracts outline wiki. If I accidentally sent you multiple emails (like, 6) I'm sorry. I'm not trying to spam you. The program did not like my sending out so many invitations at once, and was a bit irked.
Here is what I did. I found an contracts outline based on Farnsworth on the Web, one of several floating around there. I did not review it for errors. It is supposed to act as a wiki "seed", something to get the collaborative effort of revising the outline started. Each of you is invited (but not required!) to edit the outline. You don't need to be shy. If you think you can improve on anything, go right ahead. Others can always correct you if you make a mistake. At least, that's the idea.
This is just an experiment. I am interested to see if this Web 2.0-ish tool is actually useful in a Contracts class.
Right now, everybody in the class is a fully empowered editor. Please don't invite anyone outside of the class to participate. As Administrator, I can monitor activity, so be nice.
It appears you can not only edit, but you can also add links, and do all kinds of stuff. Try to have fun, and don't stay up too late.