> The life of a dyslexic is full of surprises. That should have read
> "This is a bad-thing(tm).."
I had figured as much from the earlier part of the paragraph. :-)
> I assume that as soon as we create per PMC Wiki those PMC would
> discover that they have pride of craft in the content of that Wiki.
> That will trigger oversight.
Fair enough. I check RecentChanges several times daily, so my attitude may
be conditioned by the fact that I *am* checking our pages for changes. I
admit that if Project X is going off on a rant, I would have no idea. Same
thing with their mailing list. If I saw something odd in RecentChanges, I'd
probably look, which is why I've noticed that people have been reorganizing
by the delete/create method, rather than renaming. But I also learned a
neat trick last night with this Wiki. The #REDIRECT <WikiWord> trick.
Learn something new every day. I'll probably make use of that one.
> I don't have any desire to keep anybody from engaging direct editing of
> the content. The trick is getting the right balance of lots of voices
> and a cooperative group of high mutual regard that keep the thing on
> track. A balancing act.
Agreed. Again, I'm hoping that we can "ride it out" with useModWiki, and
use the learning experience to drive SubWiki features.
--- Noel
