On Mon, Mar 24, 2008 at 10:36:33PM +0100, Joost Verburg wrote: > Andre Poenitz wrote: >> I don't think I agree. The "community" is much better at keeping vital >> contents up-to-date then the "core developers" are. Look at what we have >> now: The "developer maintained official pages" that are mostly correct >> when talking about last millenium's achievements, and a wiki page with >> a decent level of on-going activity... > > The idea is to have CMS-style wiki pages with general info, downloads etc. > that can easily be modified by developers. Other pages can be edited by > everyone. Both types can use the same design and wiki technology. > > I think this is better than allowing everyone to edit the entire site, > because otherwise even the most important pages are subject to spam and > vadalism. Only for a limited number of pages editing needs to be > restricted. Currently, protection is already in place for important pages > on wiki.lyx.org. > > Note that many wiki pages are currently maintained by developers. The only > reason why they are on the wiki is because adding new pages and content to > www.lyx.org is much more difficult.
Put that way it sounds ok ;-) Andre'
