I had this thought that organizing a comprehensive roster would be a terrific amount of work for one person. I also realized that changes to the organization of the data may want to undergo changes as the amount of information increased over time.
To that end, I have decided to set up and use a Wiki format. It is still in the installation/testing/configuration phase. Please feel free to take a look and let me know what you think. If anyone wants to start to contribute please just email me and we'll set up a name and password to start editing pages. The only reason I've done this is to eliminate the Wiki spam for Spam robots.
Wiki
-
stem
- Site Admin
- Posts: 1414
- Joined: Tue Oct 16, 2007 7:19 pm
- Location: St. Albert, Alberta
- Contact:
-
stem
- Site Admin
- Posts: 1414
- Joined: Tue Oct 16, 2007 7:19 pm
- Location: St. Albert, Alberta
- Contact:
Re: Wiki
Well here it is in July 2008 and the Wiki has been very successful as far as I'm concerned and is here to stay.
The Wiki is not as secure as the forum so spamming is still a problem if the registration was left open to anyone. As a result, I will still be controlling the user signup process by individually creating users who care to edit the Wiki. All that is required is an email or message to me indicating what your desired user name should be. Then I'll set it up and mail you the password.
The Wiki is not as secure as the forum so spamming is still a problem if the registration was left open to anyone. As a result, I will still be controlling the user signup process by individually creating users who care to edit the Wiki. All that is required is an email or message to me indicating what your desired user name should be. Then I'll set it up and mail you the password.
Steve Meredith
DAR DPI Webmaster and Forum Sysop
DAR DPI Webmaster and Forum Sysop