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Mark Loeser wrote: |
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> So, gentoo-wiki.com went down for a awhile and took something away from |
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> our users something that is useful. Its back now, but I think we should |
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> consider having our own official wiki that our users can contribute to. |
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> We already have something very similar to this on the forums, and this |
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> would just give the correct tool to put their documentation on. |
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> I already know some people are going to hate this idea and say that the |
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> documentation could be wrong, etc, so lets look at how others have |
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> handled this situation. |
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[snip] |
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IMHO, the old gentoo-wiki (don't know if the new one will address it) |
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does let you down when pages are out of date. |
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The solution I like is the wikipedia idea: There is a tag for marking |
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pages as outdated / inaccurate, and if a page has the outdated tag for |
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too long it's removed / archived. |
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Much like treecleaning! |
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-- |
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Iain Buchanan <iaindb at netspace dot net dot au> |
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You know you're using the computer too much when: |
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refer to traffic lights as routers. |
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-- C J Pro |
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