Tom Purl wrote:
[...]
There are two types of users in a Google project, members and owners.
Members have access to *everything* except the "project administration"
tab. If a malicious user were added as a member, he/she could very
easily wreck the wiki because it's stored in an SVN repository, to which
he/she has full write access.
Does the Google project offer administrators an easy way to reverse edits? If
it doesn't, then the above risk seems to me to be a redhibitory defect. The
Wikibook project, which has the advantage of already hosting many Vim pages,
does have a powerful history function, with a rollback tool for admins, and
even a possibility for plain logged-in users to go back to the latest version
before the act of vandalism.
Best regards,
Tony.
--
With a gentleman I try to be a gentleman and a half, and with a fraud I
try to be a fraud and a half.
-- Otto von Bismark
