Re: [sfWiki-devel] prioritised to-do list

[Todd L. M. <tm...@ha...>]

> Excellent.  An option may be to try using their new tracker system and put 
> this in as bugs/feature requests.  I'm of the opinion that the wiki may be 
> better if the list remains minimal and the # of bugs is small.  With more 
> though, it may be easier to manage in the sf tracker.

	I stuck them all in as feature requests.  We can move them to bugs
later, if necessary.  I decide to stick them in the sf tracker to inflate
our statistics :)

> Perhaps just delete pages that have no text in them?  That way users delete 
> pages by simply clearing the text?  I believe the current behavior is just 
> to store a completely blank page which seems weird/wrong anyhow.

	Good point.  I added this, and will think about if for a while.

> extensive wiki statistics.  Pages, edits per month, # of members, size 
> (MB), total outgoing links, total interwiki links, etc etc etc.  Most of 
> its probably just foo-foo statistics but should be relatively easy to 
> gather when doing one of your backups/snapshots since you'll be touching 
> all the pages anyhow.  I'd be interested to see if we could get some useful 
> numbers that correlate to the liveliness, freshness, connectedness, value 
> or "knowledge content" of a wiki.  Mostly just something I'm interested in 
> and has no immediate practical application that I can see.  (that's why its 
> on the wish list).

	Well, it shouldn't be too hard to add.  We'll see how my
voluminous spare time slices.

-_Quinn