Hi Jonathan,

1) Is there some way from the browser to differentiate which wiki the 
> tiddlers belong to? Ideally I'd like to browse to 
> http://localhost:8888/FirstProject for FirstProject's content; 
> http://localhost:8888/SecondProject would have the next, etc.
>

I think the only way to serve different wiki folders at the same time is by 
using multiple --server commands on different ports via tiddlywiki.info. 
Otherwise you have to serve them one by one. Perhaps, TiddlyDesktop can 
handle multiple wiki folders simultaneously.
 

> 2) For the server as a whole I can set up a pathprefix; I'd like to be 
> able to do that per TiddlyWikiFolder along with the associated 
> $:/config/tiddlyweb/host tiddler. But those don't seem to be documented 
> options for TiddlyWikiFolder's tiddlywiki.info files.
>
 
Simply start your server right from the edition folder via commandline, 
then you don't need to specify full paths.

3) Related, if I have tiddlers with the same title, journal entries for 
> example, can I differentiate/access them? 
>
 
Depending on your inclusion pattern, only one will survive. Currently, 
afaik, the simple node.js server cannot handle multiple instances of the 
same tiddler (title), unfortunately... and show you that for wiki folder A) 
you have this version and for wiki folder B) another.

4) Is there some way to have a default-tiddler-location associated with 
> each project? I know that seems like a stretch; but perhaps a 
> default-tiddler-location associated with each pathprefix.
>

Simply create a *$:/DefaultTiddlers* tiddler somewhere in the tiddlers 
folder of your edition.

5) Alternately, if the separate projects TiddlyWikiFolders is not going to 
> work I suppose I could tag each tiddler to identify which wiki it 
> originally belonged with and sort / present them post-creation by tag if 
> need be. Any suggestions for how to accomplish that initial bulk tagging as 
> I tiddlywiki --load them into separate tiddlers? (Hmm; maybe I need to 
> explore tiddlywiki --setfield.)
> Or maybe I am missing the intended use case for TiddlyWikiFolders? I don't 
> think my JavaScript abilities are up to implementing these so I am hoping 
> they align with someone's existing notions of using TW5.
>

I would not use tagging but rather some otherwise hidden field called 
"origin" and then set that for all tiddlers that don't have it when 
importing each wiki via a some button, a list widget and action-setfield.

Best wishes,

Tobias.

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