I guess this proves that reasonable people can disagree. Or maybe it's just my gray-haired conservatism. I love Wikis for collaboration, but as places for people to share thougths and ideas, they suck unless used by pretty savvy folks and maintained by even more savvy ones. My $0.06 (inflation, you know).
On 9/6/06, Sivakatirswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Agree: wiki better than forums for where we are now why? 1) more integrated and yet at the same time 2) more flexible. 3) could generate a huge dynamic for collaborative "open source" projects built on a Rev backbone in a way that is not possible either via mailing lists or forums. But we keep the mailing list! Until such time as the wiki proved it to be no longer required to meet the "user requirements"
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