I should finish reading the thread before commenting... :-)
On Feb 24, 2007, at 2:07 AM, Chris Hostetter wrote:
: ....oooohhhhhhh.... this looks promising...
:
: http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/spaces/exportspace.action?
key=labs
Hmmm... i found a lot of interesting documentation directly on point
here...
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CWIKI/Index
in a nutshell:
* cwiki has permissions schemes like jira, so you can have
"official"
documentation only editable by commiters and "community" documentation
editable by anyone.
* you can only use a cwiki as your main project site if you have the
permsissions set so that only committers can edit it because of hte
intelectual property issues with CLAs
* for hte same reaosn, you can't bundle a snapshot of a cwiki with a
release if it's publicly editable.
...these are policy issues, not techinical ones ... so it seems
that any
approach to archiving a wiki as part of a release is verboten in
the ASF
... so i guess we can't completley abandon the notion of "formal"
documentaion vs wiki docs.
it really makes me wonder what the legal issues would be with
trying to
make an official site documentation page based on the contents of an
existing wiki page.
-Hoss
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