On 13 Jan 2017, at 17:19, Mike Petonic wrote:
I don't have any experience with Github's Wiki, but I like that I
maintain some control while being able to allow anyone to edit. I'll
look into this.
I've now enabled it: https://github.com/mailmate/mailmate_manual/wiki
If I've configured it correctly then it should be editable by anyone
with a GitHub account (which is free).
I've added a short introductory message from me and then we'll see what
happens :)
Since I took a long time to reply to this email then I'll leave your
comments for easy reference if anyone wonders why I enabled the Wiki:
That's encouraging. We've got some very smart people using MailMate
(it's almost a self-qualifying feature :-) and loads of them want to
help.
The hopeful outcome is:
* we free up your time to focus what you're good at
* cultivate collaboration across aforementioned smart user-base
* provide a reference repository to all of us ADHD users who forgot
where that obscure feature is (this is me)
For a non-profit project that I'm helping with, I set up a DokuWiki
for the first time. I don't know GitHub's wiki, but I suspect that
it's not going to be rocket-science for you, nor for MM users.
And, I think, given that you own the repo, you'll maintain full
control unless you eventually come to trust the folks who volunteer
(ahem, Annamarie Pluhar, your volunteering has not gone unnoticed :-).
This will free up even more of your time and again, provide for a lot
of collaboration.
--
Benny
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