Kent A. Reed wrote: > This is the problem of legitimately (in the sense of that's the way the > Wiki works) broken links I noted yesterday in my message "Wiki editing". > I haven't seen any responses that suggest I and others shouldn't just > forge ahead to (re)construct the connections. Well, the easiest way would be for somebody that has "back-door" access to the machine the Wiki is on to rename the files. The only way I know to do it is to go into the history, open the file for editing, capture it with ctrl/C and then paste the whole file in a s a new file under the new name. Rough, but that would work. > We are not going to rebrand EMC2 > 2.4.7 or any of its predecessors, nor rewrite their documentation, so we > have to be able to refer to them as EMC2, even if we qualify every > reference with a disclaimer. > You can't go and put what has been published back in the "box". > But that's just me. I'm not an attorney nor do I play one on TV. I'm not > a member of the Board nor even an active developer of LinuxCNC. My only > interest here is to see this collected work of dozens continue to thrive. > One of the other items is we need to inform CNCZone of the change. I am also not a board member, but if the board will give some guidance on how they want this done, I will be glad to write a note and post it on the EMC list there. I can also see about getting the name of the list there changed.
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