Okay, listened to the whoooole Youtube video while multitasking. My comments and reactions:
1. No mention was made of the drafts of initial end-user documentation I wrote up, and Jeremy hasn't followed up with me regarding a TiddlySpot or TiddlySpace in which he was going to store that documentation. Is that still on the table? Or maybe it wasn't what you were looking for? What is happening with that? 2. I am dabbling with a script for a rough draft of a video that could go on TiddlyWiki5 for end-users. I will record it and add some VERY rudimentary visuals to it as I am able. 3. I am beginning to think that TiddlyWiki5 itself is not the best place to have links to the themes, plugins, macros, guides, examples, tutorials, etc. a. I think TiddlyWiki5 should have a tab called "Customize" or "Pimp your notes" or "Goodies" or something like that, and in the tab, there is one external link "Find themes for your TiddlyWiki" that takes you to an official TW full of themes and style hacks, moderated via Github, but where the new user doesn't even have to know about Github to access it. b. In the same tab would be a second external link called "Find goodies for your TiddlyWiki" that opens the official plugin/widget/macro TiddlyWiki. Again, this TiddlyWiki would be moderated via Github, but all the new user would see are the tiddlers, which again they can drag and drop to their own TioddlyWikis. Entering either of these would function like a grab bag of free stuff you can pilfer to your heart's content and add to your own TiddlyWikis. Kind of like the webpage for Firefox addons. This idea is so that TiddlyWiki5 doesn't get either too bloated, filesize wise, or too complicated to navigate. It is also so that there is a quick way to get to the official themes, goodies, adaptations, etc that make TiddlyWiki so addicting and customizable. c. There could also be an external link from TW5 to a separate site, probably not a TiddlyWiki, with guides, testimonials, tutorials, examples, links to user adaptations, and community. Not sure what that would look like, but should be easy for users to navigate via a dead simple TOC to get to what they need. Part social connection, part Google groups, part toolbox? 4. For the record, you Facebook haters, I use Facebook every day! But then I live and work in a second culture and it is a great way to keep up with people back home, and also connect with students and others outside of seminary, etc. I know what I need it for, and limit myself to that. You guys did the kneejerk negative reaction, but since you didn't explain yourselves, I am inclined to see it as "pick on the big popular site just because it is big and popular", or something along those lines. Oh, you hipsters! LOL. But seriously, I would love to hear what your actual reasoning for hating on Facebook is. Anyway, couldn't be there this time, because I got distracted, but here are my follow up comments for what they are worth. Blessings Dave On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 5:34:44 PM UTC-5, David Gifford wrote: > > Hey! I heard the name "giffmex"! More than once! hahaha > > Dave > > On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 4:47:32 PM UTC-5, David Gifford wrote: >> >> Trying to watch and do grading for my class at the same time. >> >> Sorry I missed it! I got working on something else, and when I remembered >> the hangout, it was probably just ending! (smacking my forehead as I type) >> >> Dave >> >> On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 12:40:48 PM UTC-5, PMario wrote: >>> >>> I did add some timeline comments (in reverse order) that helps me to >>> find stuff :) >>> -m >>> >> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
