Hi PMario, First of all, I have no idea.
However - though this may sound harsh - I believe it neither is nor should be alive so much. Instead, this should be a prime usecase for either TiddlySpace or TiddlyHoster ...using the available tools over there. As for "repositories" ...I have been "publishing" plugins, hacks and transclusions on tiddlyspot (and tiddlyspace) individually and I wouldn't know if... a) that way of publishing really made sense to begin with (though it seemed easiest for me to do it that way) b) I wanted to add a "repo" every time I created a single puropse wiki for just one plugin Sure, my ways of publishing may not have been the smartest, but I prefer publishing to be as atomic as it could be (still not using cvs?!?) ...instead of huge collections of plugins and scripts at one place. On the other hand, having an integrated space or wiki with all (my) plugins "cooked into it" comes with the benefit of realizing inconsistencies or conflicts early on, which is why I even more so admire the work Eric has done with TiddlyTools! Eventually, "contribution management" is the #1 reason for why the TiddlyWiki community is very much in need of a COMMUNITY PORTAL and not just another (poorly maintained) collection. A portal which enthousiasts and authors could likewise use to (point to) or publish their contributions and have them listed, rated, discussed, promoted and what not. I think the time may just have arrived that google groups won't and should not cut it anymore... unless google provided a reasonable API to integrate and extend it as a kind of forum in a portal. Cheers, Tobias. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
