On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 3:19 AM, Ron Feigenblatt wrote:
> On 2/2/13, Chris Leonard wrote:
> >... Please just make the changes you think need to be made, that is why we
> > keep information on a wiki, so that anyone can contribute to improving
> > it's quality or discoverability.
>
> Chris, are yo
On 2/2/13, Frederick Grose wrote:
> Be assured that all changes saved in a wiki can be recovered from the 'View
> history' tab for a page.
Indeed. But sometimes one has worthy reasons for assigning pre-emptive
editorial power over a page to an individual. For example, shouldn't
the current leade
On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 10:54 PM, Ron Feigenblatt wrote:
> Let me close by assuring you that my previous inquiry was not
> rhetorical: Frederick, is it possible to give an individual user the
> exclusive power to write a particular wiki page within the MediaWiki
> system we use here at Sugar Labs?
So GothWriter, in a newly created account,
because DWC, in his advanced and sleep deprived years,
can't remember his passwords states
"Wikis S***"
and other contraversial (0) statements like
"MIT should RSS everything they publish, read, or give their paid students
access to, free to anyone who
The Booki software used to write FLOSS Manuals is an interesting approach
to a Wiki. Anyone can edit a page, just like any other Wiki, but you can
also publish a separate, static version of the pages and you can control
who gets to publish these pages. This gives you both worlds: a static page
th
