Great thoughts everyone! A nice and simplifying aspect is that the MainMenu "sections" can be built or included more or less one at a time and content will be automatically linked thanks to tagging and hyperlinks, at least partially. I.e if an overall structure is worked out then it can be "filled" whenever individual parts are available! Please come with tactic suggestions and specific TSpaces to include.
A community site would lower the barrier to enter the community and contribute. Such users would perhaps especially include people who cannot(!) code but who nonetheless can contribute in areas where the hackers here (our heroes!!!!!) are often weaker! Examples include visual design and even usability, not to mention new applications all together. I've exemplified different kinds of expertise here: http://tiddlyworld.tiddlyspace.com/#Aspects Obviusly, do add to it. Måns: I've taken the liberty to add you and the few Tspace ID's I've found (maans, tobibeer, pmario, psd). Where/how do I find names to add (or do people mind being added? it's just means an *option* to edit things.) Jeremy Ruston wrote: > Hi Tobias Sorry but it's not Tobias behind this. Anything 'theme-beautiful' there are thanks to his Pearl theme (see #CRED). Anything less pretty is me :-) > [...]the community would benefit as it would > allow us to present a much more unified, one stop shop for users. > > I have some thoughts in terms of how that community could work in the > context of TiddlySpace, and I think TiddlyWorld fits in nicely. GREAT to hear! Does this mean it is in the pipeline for Osmosoft? If Osmo or any other individual authority in the community already has plans for this in a not too distant future then I'd be more than happy to let this rest. The current attempt is difficult in that I'm neither a name here nor a coder and thus lack credibility and competence. My approach to deal with this is a hope for competent people to understand what a valuable project it is (for the community) and support it. Whoever and hower it is manifested, my only concern is that it should be MUCH more user centric than the "hacker creations" we see today (GREAT as they are, in their own way!!!). Something more "main stream", for Jack'n Jill. Like what Apple Inc would do with it ;-) Your/the 'curation' approach to avoid spam and moderation sounds fantastic! You describe a Q & A type scenario, which reminds me of http://wiki.answers.com/ but do you think it would be applicable to a discussion forum? For something as complex as a TW based discussion forum, is the plan that TSpace enables blocking of posts (tiddlers) from individuals? I.e "I include space X but I dislike individual Y so don't show his posts"? (This isn't possible today, is it?) > [...] anyone > could create aggregated showcases that pull together the material that > they like from these showcase spaces. This would allow someone to > create a starting point showcase for people interested in educational > applications, while entirely independently someone else over there is > creating a showcase for people interested in D&D gaming. I agree but, hm, are you implying this lessens the need for a central place? The more showcases, applications, tiddlers and anything - the more we need a central place to inform of WHERE to find those showcases. And HOW. And even WHY, i.e why is "A better than B" (meta- data), etc. > The basic principles are: > * people only ever change or add content to their own space. Unlike > MyBB, there are no shared spaces that can be abused by spammers or the > antisocial (Note: http://tiddlyworld.tiddlyspace.com/ doesn't refer to MyBB but rather the community site http://www.mybb.com/ ) > * people can create derived works based on material published from > other spaces, including rich filtering and sorting To what extent is this possible today in TSpace? Is for instance any automatic filtering possible? Great input everyone and do please state your Tspace ID so it can be added to: http://tiddlyworld.tiddlyspace.com/ :-) -- 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.
