On Tue, 2004-09-28 at 10:46 +1000, Jeff Waugh wrote: > <quote who="Curtis Hovey"> > > > I setup a wiki over the weekend to get a feel for it. I think we can have > > a working gnomesummit wiki my Next Monday, October 24. Is that ok with > > every one. > > I'll have a wiki for the summit up today. It, like the GUADEC one, will be > temporary, because we can't set up a centralised one until d.g.o is ready > for it. It'll be available though. Cool, sounds great. I think getting something up quickly here for the summit is the most important, so I'll leave my comments at that. Regards, Owen OK, I can't leave my comments at that, so I'll throw in some more, but all post-summit :-) - Having a a maintained Wiki, commonly used Wiki site doesn't bother me much from a security point of view, but having CGI scripts sitting in a corner unmaintained would be a problem. - Any Wiki we set up permanently should have fairly strong registration procedures that prevent Wiki-spam. This might just be hoping on an IRC channel and finding someone to enable your account, but shouldn't be automated. - Structure and outdated content are the great failing of Wikis. Having a team actively moving stuff around and cleaning up is probably essential. - From looking at MoinMoin in the context of http://fedora.linux.duke.edu/wiki it seems like a reasonable choice. It's horrid, but no worse than any other Wiki. :-)
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