On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 15:40:08 -0000, "Frank Shearar"
<Frank.Shearar at rnid.org.uk> wrote:

> That doesn't follow. Say you're very skilled with proofreading and editing, with only a cursory knowledge of Smalltalk. Thus, you're eminently qualified to WikiGnome, but don't have a grasp of the community coding standards, and thus shouldn't (yet) be allowed to push changesets to the update stream.
> 
> _I_ sure as heck am not conversant enough with Squeak to try push changesets to the update stream (in general) even if I could.

I think my brother's point was that someone who is good enough at Wiki
updating to be accepted by the community as a WikiGnome but isn't a
SqueakGnome should have enough self control to not go pushing change sets
anyways, so we probably don't need that level of granularity on the
permissions...

Later,
Jon

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