Hi Randall, > In my experience, a Wiki is only truly successful if there are very > clear rules, styles, and usually someone with a heavy hand to > enforce that.
Would you have any suggestions what those rules and styles should be? > A simple solution would be, just duplicate the documentation in the I am not sure whether it is a good idea completely replacing the documentation Alex created and maintains. Alex will probably not give that up anyway? However, the existing documentation is a good start, e.g. http://logand.com/picoWiki/classes then can be filled with comments, examples, observations, ideas etc. like I started with http://logand.com/picoWiki/+Blob It would be good to address things that are not covered by his documentation, are out of scope for the core picolisp package, link to other people's blogs or software or elaborate where we feel more information is necessary for people not enough familiar with picolisp (like me;-). Alex's documentation can be incorporated in the forms of links like for example in the <lisp> markup and maybe integrated with the search function. > Wiki, make it better and better and make sure it is well supported. This would be an ideal to aim for:-) Cheers, Tomas -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
