Quick note: It's obviously possible to have both wiki and a tutorial content types, however I think this might complicate things from a user perspective (should my tutorial be a blog post? should it go in the wiki? etc).
On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 4:32 PM, Kyle Spencer <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > Just a quick follow-up. We now have 7 votes registered on the poll ( > http://linux.or.ug/polls/2011/09/which-better). The vote is split about > 50/50 so far between author-only/wiki-style content types. It would be > great to get more feedback, so if you have a few seconds please click on the > link, cast your vote, and explain why you chose the option you did (comment > on the poll). > > One interesting scenario to think about is how to best handle content like > the Uganda APN settings ( > http://linux.or.ug/blogs/dbwente/2011/01/ugandas-teleco-apn-settings). > This page is currently a blog post but could easily qualify as a tutorial. > While I tend to think that an only-authors-can-edit tutorial system is > probably best, I'm not sure how to handle content like this which, in my > view, would work best as a wiki page. > > Regards, > Kyle Spencer > > > On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 12:24 AM, Kyle Spencer <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Simon and I are busy renovating the LUG website (there's an asbestos joke >> in there somewhere but I can't find it) and are trying to figure out the >> best way to handle tutorial content. >> >> So, which is better, and why: >> >> 1. Tutorials that are only editable by the author (e.g. blog posts with >> user comments) >> 2. Tutorials that are editable by all (e.g. a wiki with some kind of >> moderation) >> >> Cast your vote (or post an alternative idea) here: >> http://linux.or.ug/polls/2011/09/which-better >> >> If you don't have a site account (required to vote), don't be lazy; create >> one. >> >> >
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