Morten Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Jimbo and all
I feel we still need to discuss how to facilitate the meaningful, structured
and userfriendly input and reading of opposing views. That is pro- et con. The
pro et con tabs do have the advantage they provide structure in an easy way,
but when reading and writing the necessity of jumping between the two might be
a drawback. Of course it would be possible do solve it in part by having to
tabs in the browser open (or two windows if in standard MSIE).
But being able to reference precisely back and forth to specific arguments on
the other tab, is paramount, I´d say. Will that be possible ?
Just for the record, the other alternatives being put forward, were using pro
et con sub-sections in traditional paragraphs. Of course that option will still
be open. And then there was the suggestion of a beefed up pro -et con table,
with widgetry to make it easier to edit, but that part is probably beyond the
present scope here at campaigns-l .
Best Regards,
Morten
P.S. Just trying to help this tool evolve into something really useful for
structured, meaningful deliberations of issues and candidates/partylists.
--- Chad Lupkes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi Jimbo,
>
> Boy, there's a lot to catch up on. I'm not sure where to start. If you
> take recent changes up to 500, it still only goes back to the 8th of
> August. We have 7 languages, and a page for people to request more. The
> Voter Guides are now global, and the Electoral Calendar is filling up.
> Templates are being built for common data like state info, and we have tabs
> available thanks to MorePerfect.org for large and complicated articles. We
> have some vigirous debates ongoing on some issues, and I'm taking lessons
> from Wikipedia on how to resolve disputes.
>
> I'm having to take some solid stances on process, but I'm trying to be
> fair. Please feel free to contact me with any questions. We're getting a
> lot of great help, and the number of people keeps growing.
>
> Anything you see missing?
>
> Chad
>
> On 8/10/06, Jimmy Wales <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> >
> > Whew! Finally I am done with Wikimania and plan to turn back to
> > fulltime working/thinking about campaigns wikia.
> >
> > I am coming to San Francisco next week... who on this list is in that
> > area, or knows bloggers in the area, to start publicizing the meetup for
> > next Friday night?
> >
> > How are we doing? What should we change? What is working, what is
> > exciting?
> >
> > --Jimbo
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