Filipus Klutiero <[email protected]> writes: > While having to learn a new syntax is already quite a disadvantage, at > least for me
It is for all of us... which is exactly why we moved to the ikiwiki+git combination... because at least at the time it used technology and skills that all of the board members were comfortable with, and enabling ourselves to be able to more easily contribute to the web content was a higher priority than enabling "others" who might not have the same skills to do so. It's entirely possible to enable in-place editing of ikiwiki content through a browser interface, retaining the git revision control back end. There are some security implications for enabling this functionality, as there is with just about any web-server based access mechanism. Whether the SPI admin team thinks they are acceptable risks is something only they can answer. Frankly, though, the fact that anyone can install the ikiwiki processor locally and apply it to a checked out copy of the web content git repository means that it may just be a better plan to assume that anyone who wants to contribute will be willing to "figure things out"... Bdale
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