Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
On 12/9/03 11:22 PM, "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
we should not loose search and cross linking capabilities.
I really want to throw my support behind wiki.apache.org
but it doesn't support this which makes Apache look like
such an opaque spider.
This is the first that I recall hearing such comments from you. Don't you think that you should air your concerns to the folks working on the Wiki?
Didn't I?
nah...I suspect you first sent it to the Jakarta PMC list. Neither Jason nor me are on that list, so Noel forwarded it. Good thing he did, cause we can hopefully resolve things sooner than later.
I don't want to go into a big debate about where to send what e-mails. Doesn't
matter to me much (except, of course, when discussion is moved somewhere
where I can't participate :D) When I dove into this whole thing it was
suggested infrastructure@ was a good place to talk about it. I did send you a
private message for feedback a loooooong time ago (since you did the
MoinMoin thing), but I figure it scrolled of the screen or you were busy with
other stuff.
I don't think discussing this stuff on community@ is so good a solution either,
as a lot of people who are on infrastructure@ don't read [EMAIL PROTECTED] Then,
the obvious alternative is a [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list, but that just results in
another little-known list no-one reads.
Any other suggestions?
Communication flow management is a big problem for all big organisations,
and the ASF is no different. I'm very flexible in following other people's
preferences, and that generally works well, especially if everyone else is, too.
Maybe you should try it? :P
What is wrong with interWiki links for your second item?
Mainly its kind of a pain.
disagree :D. I think "manual namespacing" with long wiki names is more of a pain. It's a preference thing.
cheers!
- LSD
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