I must have misspoke and been misunderstood. One of the key, distinguishing characteristics of any wiki is the availability of version information - a record of who made what previous change when. Are you saying that that information is something that "JSPWiki does not care at all about?"
On Sat, 2008-08-23 at 02:15 +0300, Janne Jalkanen wrote: > > Now forgive me for beating the same poor old horse yet again, but, if > > the WikiName can be changed at any time, doesn't that create a problem > > in displaying change history? In the history, some of the page > > edits of > > a given user will be under one WikiName and other edits will be under > > another new WikiName (essentially the same point I last made to > > Andrew). > > It creates a human comprehension problem, not a computer science > problem :-) > > JSPWiki does not care at all about the authors of the previous edits: > they are there just for the benefit of history clarity. Advocates of > strong metadata, like Murray, may actually need that info for > something, but the engine does not really care at this point. > > /Janne
