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On Thursday 05 December 2002 12:29, Jarrod Major wrote:
> I would love to see us move to a forum such as
> http://www.protegeclub.com/forum/index.php
realize that this is far less convenient for many (most?) people ... realize
that you would likely lose a lot of the eyeballs that actually know things if
we moved to such a forum. as i've said previously, as an augmentation i think
it could be useful. as a replacement venue, i think it's an absolutely
horrible idea.
forums are slower, require going to a web browser, doesn't work with the rest
of my messaging, it doesn't offer me the filtering i'm used to, etc, etc..
> The downside is that taking away the WIKI would be a drag because it would
> prevent people from making changes as necessary. Perhaps if we had a select
> group making changes who had to log in under personal accounts who could be
> held accountable for their actions it might not be so bad. Leaving it open
> as it is now is dangerous but thus far has served us pretty well.
dangerous == two minor incidents that were easy to clean up... as for creation
of personal accounts, how would we handle that? tier two members only? i
couldn't support that. anyone who sets up an account? then we've only put a
30 second hurdle (create an account) in the way of somone who wants to make a
change... i think the "it's dangerous, let's lock it down" concept is
attempting to justify webboards/moderation/etc as a solution that doesn't
work for a problem that doesn't exist.
> I would like to see if we might be able to get a committee going on this.
> Anyone interested?
i think you and andrew seem interested and for the general idea... perhaps you
two wish to start a committee?
> I think all of this is good and some of it has been brought up before. It
> would be nice to get this stuff implemented in a new site context. We
> should definitely get a list of resources that Jeff's box has and move from
> there. Perhaps starting from the ground up might not be a bad idea either.
i believe it has PHP and pgsql along with the usual perl and other tools. if
you do decide to start from the ground up and do decide to put some log in
facilities in place, i would like to collaberate as far as melding in the
voting/member list stuff in ...
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Aaron J. Seigo
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"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler"
- Albert Einstein
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