On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 06:11:12PM -0500, Karl Berry wrote: > I can't speak to any technical plans for doing so.
Okay, sure. > As a policy, it is not something to do lightly. Understood. > > Having a wiki on a GNU site requires special care. Are you going to > > check the wiki frequently, in case someone has put in recommendations > > for non-free programs? Or calls the GNU system "Linux"? Or describes > > it as "open source"? You need to do these things if you have a wiki. Yes, this makes a lot of sense. At the Apache Software Foundation, where I am a developer on CouchDB, we monitor the wiki changes via email and correct, revert or improve them on an ongoing basis, I think this is critical. The motivation for my question was that if I were to host a project on Savannah a great thing to have would be a hosted wiki, I am naturally dubious about hosting dynamic content on my own servers due to a lack of faith in my own system administration skills to keep it secure. Thanks for the feedback though! :) -- Noah Slater - The GNU Project <http://www.gnu.org/>
