Am Thu, 20 Sep 2007 22:15:54 +1000 schrieb John Beckett: > Michael F. Lamb wrote: >>> I've got the wikitext for all 1200 tips on my local disk, and can >>> confirm the obvious: A LOT of work remains. >> >> What about a workflow that doesn't try to clean up every tip, but >> rather creates a new set of wikified tips that crib from the old, >> untouched set as needed? Maybe it would ease some of the workload? > > I'm not sure how you see that would be an improvement. I'm not planning > to personally update the 1200 tips! I just have the local copy of the
yeah, a somehow defined workflow would be great. I don't think creating new tips from old ones will suceed, but I believe different ppl should work on different things. One thought of mine was to categorize as much as possible first / fast, then go to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to attract specialists for different topics to review those articles they are interested in them selves: developers of specific languages, plugin-writers, syntax-gurus etc. That was also the aim of the "stats" subpages of the different categories: see for example: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Searching/stats When we ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED], we should perhaps be more specific: How about something like "the category of the month" ? We choose a category that needs help on this list, and then advertise it on [EMAIL PROTECTED] This could be a generic message with some general notes. Sent once a month, I guess the community would not feel spammed to much. What do you think ? Sebastian. _______________________________________________ Vim-l mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wikia.com/mailman/listinfo/vim-l
