On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 10:48 AM, Jehan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why did you change this all? I am not speaking about Apache/lighthttpd, > this is rather transparent, but why the Drupal to Mediawiki update?
The short version (I wrote a longer version, but it turned into a rant): Once upon a time, there was a static site, maintained mostly (entirely?) by Peter. A good number of people said "There must be Drupal", so it was migrated to Drupal. Most of these people then went very very quiet once there was work to be done, and a very small number of people were left with the mess. Some of these small number worked pretty hard on trying to make things work. This went on for quite a while, until it was migrated to a wiki as something the people willing to do the work on it had a chance to maintain. Everyone can have a say in these things, they only need to offer to help *and follow through on it*. My first choice wouldn't have been a wiki, but I avoid doing work on the web pages when I can, so I'm staying quiet about it. It seems to me that Drupal was an idealistic choice, and the new wiki is a pragmatic choice. Yay for pragmatists. /K
