On Thu, 4 Oct 2007, Uwe Stöhr wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
The problem is if they e.g. add a link to a binary that doesn't work or
contains a virus...
As I said, several people are watching the svn messages that are send to the
docs-list.
Umm... 'svn messages' ? (I assume you mean the messages from the wiki?)
So when a link was changed, this can easily be reverted. And at
ftp.lyx.org are only virus-free binaries.
At least one problem is the latency between change and reversion.
Perhaps a compromise would be to add a "public" edit password for certain
pages, like we have a password for uploading files.
Another alternative is to let e.g. the page Windows.Windows include a page
called say Windows.Windows-Comment. Then we add a very visible 'edit
link', so that users can add their comments to another page, without
actually requiring access to Windows.Windows directly.
/Christian
