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Le Tue, 3 Aug 2004 15:45:59 -0700, Gavin <gavin@××××.com> a écrit: |
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Well, even if the wiki a solution, it's yet a solution for "advanced |
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users", but i think |
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beginers will be a bit lost in the wiki, and will prefer addendas'. |
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As an example, think of a user who want to print the handbook before |
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installing, he will |
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not know which, nor how many pages he need to print, as they'll be linked |
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to each other. |
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> http://wiki.gentoo-portage.com |
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> How about using a Wiki? I bet the folks who setup the above Wiki would |
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> be willing to set aside / allow the Hardened team some space, with you |
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> as the Chief Editor for a "Hardened Gentoo Wiki". |
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> I think the benefits of a Wiki far outweight the issues. If you are |
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> concerned about defacement, statistics show that requiring a login |
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> largely eliminates the problem, at the cost of raising a small barrier |
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> to potential "casual" contributors. Other statistics for Wikipedia show |
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> that defacements are quickly un-done with minimal hassle, thus offering |
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> a justification for their approach of not requiring a login. |
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> 2 cents, |
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> Gavin |
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