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Maybe a better question is: Why does the open community have TWO
different places for guides, one in the forum (called 'HowTo') and another in the wiki (called 'documentation')? Which place has the best (most complete, up to date, correct and moderator tried/tested/approved)? Couldn't/Shouldn't the two places be rolled into one? |
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In my opinion the how to forum is more for quick sharing on how to achieve something and the wiki is good for guides, step by step information to go from situation A to situation B.
I agree with caf4926 though, a secondary user group for those who'd like to maintain a how-to would be nice, although updates can be done in replies the question is how many scroll down to it as their might be a dozen less useful replies above it.
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My personal view (not a forum nor official view) is if some smart programmer could create a user friendly editor front end to the wiki, that allowed editting as easy as our forum editor, then most things would move to the wiki. |
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Just FYI I'm watching this thread to see if/how it develops. Granted,
the howto forum isn't working great right now and we (staff) have been struggling to know how to deal with it. -- Kim (1/23/2009 10:05:12 AM Mountain) |
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On Fri, 23 Jan 2009 16:36:01 +0000, oldcpu wrote:
> My personal view (not a forum nor official view) is if some smart > programmer could create a user friendly editor front end to the wiki, > that allowed editting as easy as our forum editor, then most things > would move to the wiki. I believe there's a MediaWiki plugin for FCKEditor - ah, yes: http://mediawiki.fckeditor.net Might be worth looking at. |
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How is it you feel they are not working? I was suggesting editing privileges of the content, but only the parts of ones own creation. The two sections of Reviewed and Un-Reviewed seem fine in principle, but not many seem to be moved to Reviewed!?
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I'm guilty there .... I have that on my too do list, but other priorities have surfaced, and I've had to push that on the back burner for now.
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That managing / maintaining it, to the extent that it is a useful source for info takes time. A Huge amount being Your time 'oldcpu'. We can't all be Mods. But could there be another form of management catagory for experienced users to manage their own HowTo's? Might save you some time too, though we couldn't move the post of course.
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