I've created a small MWE section on the UESP Wiki, you can find a link to it under the Morrowind category, or you can just follow this one here:

http://www.uesp.net/wiki/index.php?title=Tes3Mod:MWE

I've included the overview paragraph from the MWE documentation to give new people an idea what MWE is. I've also linked to the MWE website, forums & tonto's mod page. Feel free to edit this resource as you see fit, once you've registered on the wiki you can edit any page you like to make corrections or additions.

I highly encourage people to use this resource, forums are useful for discussion - but aren't a good central repository for information, posts timeout off the easily visible pages after a certain time and information just gets lost.

My primary motivation in creating this space is to give people a central place to put stuff like conflict info - SoundRegister requires that you register a unique id for your sound, otherwise either you'll register over another mods sounds or you'll cause something to crash (I haven't tried conflicting SoundRegister calls so I'm not sure exactly what will happen). I'll be browsing through the major MWE mods in the next day or so and compiling a list of sounds & ID numbers that each mod uses - there's already a placehoder page that includes the 3 sound IDs that I'm currently using for my soultrap scripts. If you're using SoundRegister in your mod please take a couple of minutes to register on the UESP wiki, then click the "edit" link on the SoundRegistry page. If you can write MWE script you're definitely capable of figuring out the wiki formatting syntax

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What is a Wiki?

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more wiki info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki

I think I already made a sound registry thread here.

Look for it by selecting in the pull down menu from the beginning.

ah, I see it - the default 30 days of visible posts got me.

ok, so far I don't see any listing of specific sounds & corresponding id numbers. there's also going to be a problem if people are creating new sounds in the CS and using RegisterSound to track them in-game. We need to make sure we don't have colliding ID numbers for new sounds as well.

Looks very nice. Actually, that's the perfect sort of place to eventually get some real documentation up. Does a wiki automatically hotlink key terms, or do you have to know HTML to do it?

*Edit*

Here are the registered sounds I know of. I was wrong about ACE, Aerelorn used local detection in that one.

10000 "Swallow"
20000 "Item Ingredient Up"
30000 "Book Close"
40000 "Scroll"
50000 "Item Potion Up"
60000 "Water Layer"

I've added a few things here and there.