On 2/8/07, John Lavoie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > As someone who is just starting to contribute documents and not having > any familiarity with *any* wiki syntax, I don't really care what markup > is used. BUT I've been having a hard time figuring out what markup > works and what doesn't. Does the docs site allow articles to be entered > as either syntax? Most of the formatting help pages on the docs site > aren't *quite* correct. For instance the help box displayed on the > editing page, and the SyntaxReference. well everything consider content is rest, everything that is provided by moinmoin is in their syntax. there is a TurboGearsTemplate which you should use for all new wiki pages. > > Is someone aware of the inconsistencies or should I start documenting > the problems I am finding? > yes but as I said that's only on the content pages, so I think the help box you mention is not an issue. > John > > Jorge Vargas wrote: > > Hi I have had this in my mind in the past.... > > > > Based on the facts > > > > - rest is more complicated > > - the issues we have with the FAQ > > - the lack of the GUI editor > > - I hate it :p > > - moinmoin's main engine is wiki not rest. > > > > and also remember that we went to rest because of docudo which right > > now doesn't seems it's going to happen. > > > > I'm thinking we should NOT go over the huge troubles of migrating > > everything back and just get new content (or selected pages) back to > > wiki. > > > > what do you think? > > > > > > > > >
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