From: Adam S. <ad...@pe...> - 2001-10-02 00:02:48
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> I personally favor [notify:SteveWainstead] as syntax; I also like the > idea of just adding your name to the page source to do this, because > it is WikiLike, but there are many problems with it for other people, > especially if it's a public wiki. For an intranet it's fine. now that i think about it, i also like [notify:AdamShand] better because it ties notification to a wiki user rather then to an arbitrary email address. long term users of a single wiki could have multiple email address in user and that could be a pain to track down. > It's just "syntactic sugar," isn't it? That is, allowing slashes in > page names? it could be a quite useful method for keeping wiki name space uncluttered. for example if multiple users can have their own calendar each day/month has a seperate wiki page it might be nice to have a sub-wiki for AdamShand's calendar so others don't have to see everytime i add an appointment in the main RecentChanges. however each sub-wiki can still have it's own TitleIndex, MostPopular, RecentChanges etc. > We've always stuck with the convention of true Wiki names for > BumpyText, and if you want IsAProject to be a link use [IsAProject]. > I'm wondering at the moment if we shouldn't just make the > implementation of page names case insensitive. i'm very in favor of case insenstive page names. i think case sensitive page names are unintuitve, especially when people insist on doing single word page links like EquipMent, exactly which letters are capitalized is kind of arbitrary, and i see no reason for them to link to different pages. adam. |