Otavio Salvador wrote:
David Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
2) Is a wiki _that_ useful to the project? Is there something the wiki
can provide that we can't get from the web site and mailing lists? Too
many stimuli mean the project quickly gets to a point where no one can
find any useful information.
Like Leslie mentions, a Wiki is useful for taking quick notes and
discussions. Mailing lists are Ok for the latter, but not the former.
I disagree. Wikis are not useful for discussions. In fact, they are
terrible at that. Wikis are useful when you want to post some sort of
quasi-static information and let other people add to it or change it,
but that's not a discussion.
I agree that it's horrible for dicussion but it's awesome for
specifications. To do a specification on a mailing list is horrivel
because you never have the full status of it.
If that's what is meant by discussion, then yes, a wiki is a good tool
for that.
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David Cantrell
Red Hat / Westford, MA
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