www.seaside.st
	is a smallwiki wiki
www.esug.org
www.squeak.de
	too

On 28 janv. 05, at 0:31, Tim Rowledge wrote:

> Cees de Groot <cg at cdegroot.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> No, that is not how the dynamics of volunteer work operate. I, for 
>> once,
>> are *not* going to spend any time into a project of respectable size 
>> (new
>> squeak.org) if it is not absolutely sure that the results of my 
>> efforts
>> are used. And I'm quite sure that 99% thinks the same. Furthermore, it
>> smells like Big Design Up Front...
>>
>> However, if you have the site on a community-controlled server, then 
>> we
>> can start scratching small itches. Write a new front page, put in on
>> test.squeak.org (whatever), and if it's ok, put it on-line.
>
> A maybe-possible idea for doing this - build the new site on/in a
> swiki. So far as I recall you can put pretty much any html in a swiki
> so there ought not be any problems of restricting the content. People
> can submit pages or even parts of pages easily in live form rather than
> just hand-waving. Pages considered Neat++ can be simply locked or
> copied out and converted to ordinary static pages.
>
> tim
> --
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>