From: Tyrus M. <ru...@ma...> - 2003-11-23 03:14:33
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Thanks for responses David and Tim, I started this thread not so much out of any worry regarding the current work in progress, but from a previously acquired interest in finding the right tools for commentary that is document centric along the lines of RFC's and things like technical manuals. It appears that *backtalk* is still being used for the Zope book http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Books/ZopeBook/2_6Edition/view but it seems to me that comments in some sections have been occasionally purged in the past as if management may have become overwhelming for the reasons that Tim mentioned. The zope book is an example of a document that can attract some heavy comment traffic. I wonder if they have some fixes that have not yet joined the sourceforge repository ...particularly regarding an approval holding system for anonymous comments submissions? Re this from my starting post: "at the least, embedded comments should be clearly identifiable by more than a character bar and probably by color rather than mere font ....which was the case with the old backtalk" is there any way to configure Zwiki to colorize comments added into an RFC document without bothering a human administrator? Rusty |