Seems to work like a charm. I added a few stubs for others to start to
fill in.
-Dave
On Aug 2, 2005, at 4:26 PM, John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
It is (or at least should be... needs testing) editable by anyone
who's registered. The registration doesn't ask for any personal
information, just a username and password. I figured that was a good
compromise between wide-open and locked-down.
My request was aimed more at someone giving some thought to an initial
organization and setting up some pages/topics so there was a logical
place for people to stick content. The reference to setting up
privileges was probably misleading -- at the time I posted, I was
still figuring out how the access control worked.
So, if you'd like to register and have at it, feel free.
John
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David Andersen wrote:
How about just letting it be editable by everyone, at least until it
becomes a problem to do so?
(I was going to toss in the start of a "Manuals" page.)
-Dave
On Jul 28, 2005, at 9:29 AM, John Ackermann N8UR wrote:
I've set up a wiki at http://www.febo.com/time-nuts (I want to
change that to /wiki/time-nuts, but at the moment that doesn't seem
to work).
There's presently no content there beyond a simple introduction.
Would someone (or multiple someones) here be willing to do some
initial structure and content creation? If so, contact me off list
and I'll set up the necessary user privileges.
John
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