Jonathan Rochkind wrote:
Putting it on a wiki anyone can edit makes it, perhaps, somewhat more
likely that it ends up maintained longer, making it easier for other
people to get involved in maintaining it without technological barriers
or proprietary feelings getting in the way.
I was thinking of something more along the lines of putting it into a
CMS (i.e. Drupal) so that voting/ranking/tagging tools could be used to
allow the community to rate the viability and discovery of each item.
I may actually need to do something like this but for a different
domain on a project that I'll be working on over the next year.
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John Fereira
Cornell University
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