There is a new "Trading Post" forum at:
http://www.ausgliding.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=9
Good luck,
--P
On 1/24/06, Anne Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:> An LS8a (GKU) is available
for sale – presently based at Narromine. If you
--"I was being prosecuted for my beliefs I believed people wo
Allan Armistead wrote:
That said, it is useful having a very computer literate person in the
family. "Hi Dad, what's wrong with the computer now...?" normally leads to a
better result than I've ever achieved from a "help desk".
Speaking as the computer literate person in my family, I've often
Yep - with all due respect to "No 1 Son", computer people always seem to
write "explanations" that are best understood by people who are computer
literate. If in doubt try reading a "user manual" or talking to a "help
desk". Or standing there as they solve the problem on your screen with
flying fin
An LS8a (GKU) is available for sale – presently based
at Narromine. If you know of anyone who would be interested in purchasing this
aircraft please contact me direct [EMAIL PROTECTED].
Regards, AnneE
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Although only in its very infancy and barely
configured, I’ve decided to go live on the new Australian gliding site www.ausgliding.com.
It consists of two sections, the proposed Australian
Gliding Wiki (hereby dubbed “WikiGlide” ) at:
http://www.ausgliding.com/wiki/
. Much thanks to B
What you probably should explain Jason is what a Wiki actually is, why
we should want to set one up, and, assuming one was set up, what to do
with it.
I don't think 'user editable web site' quite captures the essence and
usefulness of wikis...
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECT
I thought you found a wiki on a small candle...
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Geoff
LOL !
Let me give you a quick summary (as best as a dumb electrical and software
engineer can manage !) of some of the jargon I used.
Wiki - supposedly the Hawaiian word for "quick". Wikis are user editable
web sites, which generally have a lot of features to make it easy to edit
and
a few weeks ago was in October and to my dismay, the Dolphin converter was
useless but the Belkin worked on downloading a Colibri.
PeterS
- Original Message -
From: "Mike Borgelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of issues relating to Soaring in Australia."
Sent: Friday, January 20, 2
Jason,
As a dumb mechanical engineer
that only (just) understands Levers & Fulcrums .. and has only
just mastered posting claims on the OLC.
Do you know anyone who can translate
that into my lingo?
Regards Geoff
- Original Message -
From:
Jason and
Gus
Already had a quick look at your new site.
One thing that Mediawiki DOESN'T come with is the help, since it's built
into the Wiki database itself.
You can get a dump from Mediawiki's project "Meta" i.e. meta.wikimedia.org
- and do a search for dumps and import this into your site. It is
I think wikis are a great idea.
I've gone ahead and registered the name "www.ausgliding.com" and in a
day or two once I have it set up will have a gliding wiki there that
can be contributed to by all. Feel free to put up wiring diagrams,
tost sizes, thermalling tips, pilot profiles, whatever you l
Jason,
Don't get me wrong, I didn't want to discourage you or anyone from
contributing to the worldwide fount of gliding knowledge. Far from it as I
think anything that promotes our sport in even the smallest way is good. I
just think it might be better to add to already established sites/wikis
ra
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