For those not familiar with Citizendium, it has some key differences from
Wikipedia. As Kirby says, we don't have anonymous contributors. If fact, we
encourage authors to add a byline and take full responsibility for their
writing/editing. After a failed attempt at competing with Wikipedia
HyperKitty, the mailman list archive web interface (a Django app), does
render Markdown:
https://mail.python.org/archives/list/edu-sig@python.org/message/UAY6RKKGX6VST62LCJ6NXPCIA4CNKSXZ/
I'm actually not sure
how to view the original SMTP message source in hyperkitty? Maybe as a
per-user
So am I supposed to use Markdown?
[New Python Article on
Citzendium](https://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language))
1-2-3 testing...
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My apologies for the broken link:
https://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language)
(the underlying URL was missing the terminal paren)
Thanks for the feedback Wes.
The Github repo is less a textbook than a “tensegrity” of web pages held
together without a specific serial
Perhaps life skills - such as r/personal finance/wiki and
https://cs007.blog/ - would be an interesting and motivating topic?
Here's a simple model for generating a transactions.tsv (could be OFX XML,
like some banks now support) to generate reports from:
> (2) Here's my latest idea of a contemporary Python class, done in
evolving Jupyter Notebooks, a growing maze of pages to explore and talk
about (no enumeration of lessons).
Is there a graph of curriculum resources with URI names that are associated
with concept URIs (e.g. Wikipedia/Dbpedia
