Re: [Openpoplog-developers] Wiki Test

[Roger E. <Rog...@it...>]

I've gone one better than Jonathan - I've created an account, but not 
even a page that doesn't say anything interesting. If I think of 
something, interesting or otherwise, to say, I will I guess. My username 
is rogerevans.

 From reviewing recent email exchanges, and pub discussions, I have a 
few serious points:

   1. given the number of comments about deficiencies of mediawiki, it
      seems reasonable to ask, before adding serious content, about
      exporting data from it to some other wiki system if we decide to
      change - is the database a wiki standard, or is wiki just a
      concept which each version implements differently?
   2. given the number of comments about limitations (real or imagined)
      of the sourceforge-hosted website, should we bite the bullet and
      make a decision not to continue using it, and focus our efforts on
      something hosted elsewhere (where isn't actually the most
      important decision, as long as we have complete control over the
      installation - we can always pick the whole thing up and move it
      if we want - so if Jonathan thinks he has something he can make
      available fairly quickly that would be fine).
   3. If we are going to make Important Decisions (amongst which we
      might include (2)), should we record them (with supporting
      justification). If so, is something as volatile as the wiki the
      right place to do so....

Roger



Jonathan L Cunningham wrote:

>Hi people,
>
>This is sort of a test message.
>
>With a bit of help from Jeff Best, I've succeeded in logging into
>the Wiki which Steve Leach put up, and have created a "user"
>page. I'm not sure how to make it easier to find, but this
>URI seems to work:
>   http://openpoplog.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/User:Jlc2
>
>It doesn't say anything interesting (yet!), but let's all start
>using the Wiki! Yes?
>
>Jonathan
>
>
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