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On 16/06/13 04:36 PM, Andreas K. Huettel wrote: |
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> Hi Kent, |
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>> IMHO, the criteria for being able to edit the wiki should be lower than the |
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>> present requirements on "being a Gentoo Dev". |
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> Only a small subset of official pages is locked, everything else is free to |
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> edit for anyone who signs himself up. |
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>> I'd be interested in seeing if theres' a way to have "vetted" edits of some |
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>> kind, ala a patchqueue/pull-merge feature but for wikis, allowing a user to |
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>> edit a page as they see fit, but the changes are only visible to them until |
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>> they mark their edits "done" where it can be pushed to a moderation queue |
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>> for somebody trusted to check over. |
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> That exists and is used in the German Wikipedia. |
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> (Basically, you get the last "vetted" page by default, with a small message |
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> saying "newer versions available".) |
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MediaWiki has a builtin "flag" mechanism for revisions, but this serves |
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only to try to get all revisions reviewed by at least one person. |
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"Pending Changes" as implemented by the English Wikipedia uses |
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Extension:FlaggedRevs [0] which, in the most common configuration, |
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allows anyone to edit but hides their changes from the general public |
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until an authorized user approves the changes. [1] |
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[0] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FlaggedRevs |
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[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Pending_changes |