I would, however, like to make someone else co-admin of the site if I were to do that ;)
As far as wiki features go, I haven't played around with enough of them to really form an opinion. That being said, anything we can do to improve the user's experience and increase the quality of the information and help we provide. . . I'm all for it.
If you'd all like me to host, let me know. I'm willing to work with whatever the group would decide upon.
Jason Mark Stosberg wrote:
I've been conversing some with Peter Masiar, the kind keeper ofthe current CGI::App wiki. I am interested in giving the wiki a facelift with a nicer design, and ultimately making it more pleasant to use as visitors and contributors. Peter expressed that he has no interest in working with Twiki anymore, but would be willing us to help us move the content to another server.Further, he suggested that we try TRAC, which integrates a source control system with a web-based interface to it, along with a bug tracking system and wiki. I keep hearing goods about TRAC, and know that it can integrate with svn as well as darcs. (but maybe not both at the same time...). However, I haven't seen it used as a public wiki, which Ithink is the primary service we are in need of upgrading.Personally I have had good experiences with MoinMoin (in python) and MediaWiki (in PHP). So far I've found Kwiki (in Perl) generallyunder-featured for my tastes, but haven't used it extensively.Shawn Sorichetti mentioned on IRC he has a CGI::App based wiki in early development. Do others share my interest in moving to another wiki to upgrade the experience? Among those subset of you, are their volunteers for hosting and managing it? As a group, our choice will be heavily influenced by the options that would-be volunteer administrators present as ones theyare willing to admin.Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- Web Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/suppressed/ http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=cgiapp&r=1&w=2 To unsubscribe, e-mail: suppressed For additional commands, e-mail: suppressed
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