wbonnell
11-25-2003, 07:55 PM
It would be nice if the <b>all-inclusive reference thread</b> were editable by all members. That way, if one discovers something new, one can post it without notifying a central authority. Also, if one notices something wrong and/or defunct, one can update it. This sort of site tends to evolve much more rapidly than static-html.
In the software development world, <b>wiki</b> has been an excellent way to manage project information. Indeed, it has been so successful, that it has branched out to large, meritocratic internet sites such as <A href="http://www.wikipedia.org" target="blank">wikipedia </A>, which can be edited by all. If you're not familiar with this site, prepared to be blown away.
The major concern, of course, is malicious activity. However, this is easily safeguarded by an active membership. Food for thought...
In the software development world, <b>wiki</b> has been an excellent way to manage project information. Indeed, it has been so successful, that it has branched out to large, meritocratic internet sites such as <A href="http://www.wikipedia.org" target="blank">wikipedia </A>, which can be edited by all. If you're not familiar with this site, prepared to be blown away.
The major concern, of course, is malicious activity. However, this is easily safeguarded by an active membership. Food for thought...