At 19:01 2003-01-09 +0000, Nancy McGough wrote:
<http://www.wikipedia.org/>
That way anyone can add to / edit it without hassle. There are
lots of types of Wikis, such as Twiki and Zwiki, and I'm in the
process of figuring out which type to use on my Infinite Ink
site. I think it would be a great thing both for Martin's
"Procmail Companion" site and for procmail.org in general.
I must be missing something here. Is procmail.org in need of graffiti and
vandalism?
The problem with wikis is that since anyone can publish, anyone can deface
a site by adding inappropriate material. As a result, the site admin would
have an additional maintenance chore -- regularly ensuring that the site
hasn't been defaced in some way.
If individual users want to use wikis on their own websites, that's fine --
after all, they're the ones that have to monitor the content and clean up
the mess if something goes wrong. However, for a tool such as procmail,
utilization of a wiki on the website would be a major compromise.
That includes using the site itself to link to bogus packages of the tool.
---
Sean B. Straw / Professional Software Engineering
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