Admittedly there are more words, but it matches more of a English
reading style. You can change it back a version if you wish, I
certainly won't be offended.
jdd wrote:
Doug Johnson wrote:
The English was better than a lot of native speakers that I run across.
I did a bit of a cleanup.
I thinks your version is a bit more complicated, but why not?
I add a red alert at the end (AFAIK any cookbook directive can be used
anywhere in the wiki, protecting one page (the one for wich the
directive was written) is not a protection.
PmWiki is very usefull for site generation in a not really "wikiway"
use. The usual "wikiway" is that of PmWiki: almost all is open to writing.
But PmWiki, with it's passwd system is very handy for web site shared
by a small group or only one (writing) user. On such sites, and an
such sites only, the security problem of html parameters is far less
important.
jdd
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