[python] Re: IHPVA wiki
- From: "Uipko Berghuis" <uipko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2007 10:17:11 +0100
> Dirk Steuwer wrote:
>
> dirk@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>
> Would people with private webspace like dirk, henry, etc, contribute to a
> wiki?
>
> I would be happy to host a wiki as long as the bandwidth isn't too high
> and the admin overhead is minimal. I guess if we keep it focused on
> center pivot recumbents and choose some easy to setup and use wiki
> software this would be ok. I can run Python :) based services with my
> hosting account. Does anyone have any experience with setting up a wiki?
>
>
> Marek has and i have experience, we both have webspace as well, just a
> matter
> of finding out which is more suitable.
> There should be enough space for pictures, not extended galleries, but
> sufficient to have all the details and variants documented.
I've also experience in web development and linux admin and also
webspace so we have webspace enough :)
>
> For example by focusing on the individual projects? May be the wiki could
> be structured like the project page of Jürgen. Each bike can then be
> documented on its own page and maintained by the person who built the bike.
>
That would be a good start for the wiki and the info is already
available, so it should not take to much time.
May give them a template to work from - I'de guess not every builder has the
> ambition to learn how to structure his work with the wiki description
> language. It has been a long time since I have looked into a wiki - are
> there plugins for "wysiwyg" editing?
Yep I think there are wiki's nowadays that can be edited only with a
wysiwyg editor only without any knowledge about "handy" markup
language. I think that would be one of the main requirements.
I think a template or default project set up is very useful, that
makes it a lot easier to compare the different bikes.
>
> I would be willing to describe my bike too in the wiki although it is
> doubling the information on my site.
>
I'm not yet the happy owner of a python, but I have some ideas and
maybe I can convert some existing info, from people who don't have
time to convert there site to the wiki, to the wiki. My English isn't
perfect, but the good part about a wiki is that other people can
correct it ;)
Uipko
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