Hi Hegart,
I wouldn't think of the current process as "permission based". It's simply
the way things are managed atm, that is by Jeremy himself.
As for "wiki-wiki", try to decouple TiddlyWiki itself from the actual
website introducing it, e.g. imagining that tiddlywiki.com wasn't actually
running on TiddlyWiki itself. Traditionally both have been interwoven, so
one could expectat that working with the official presentation would be
just as simple as working with a local copy. Well, it isn't quite the same
process. ^_^
The current process surely is nothing high-speed, but it has its merits...
- Jeremy does an excellent job of assuring content quality and integrity
- problems with merging content for new features for the next release
are avoided
- which would otherwise complicate the release process, trying to avoid
content edits being overwritten
A more community driven process might be speedier at the ramp up but would
come with risks with respect to both of the above. Personally, I would
advocate the same process, but decoupled from actual TW release. That way,
content updates could be refreshed maybe once a day, or even just once a
week, whereas release content — both release components and documentation —
would be merged and updated during release rollout. The longer the release
cycles might be(come), the more this is a favorable approach.
An entirely community-driven documentation process (and platform) would
surely require vigilant and rigorous moderation so as to avoid things
becoming all too bloated, chaotic, redundant, amateurish... and all that
jazz.
— tb
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