Hei again,
Sunburned Surveyor schrieb: > Stefan, > > I didn't mean to dig up a bone of contention. Please remember what I > laid out on the wiki was just a suggestion. I can delete it at any > time. not yet.. i played around as well ;) > > I brought up the suggestion of using the SourceForge wiki for two (2) reasons: > > [1] Someone suggested the OJ wiki could use a little more structure > and organizing. yep .. i read that and i agree.. If i could have a whish.. then i would like to have a complete new "easy to use" & "out-of-the-box" wiki-webpage-forum. But such webpage requires a server with a database, i.e a CMS,.... as far as i found out (besides a host). I think we would need one person fully dedicated to maintain such wiki-webpage-forum. as a minor note: the QGIS side is nice, but for my feeling contains also too much information on the first page (due to the use of 3 "frames"). > > [2] Larry and Peppe were talking about using the wiki for help in OpenJUMP. yes.. i did that too ;) but i think this was before Peppe started the doc on the OJ wiki. > > Having said that, I really don't care which wiki we use. If you feel > strongly about staying with the OJ wiki we have now then lets do that! > (I agree that any transition of the wiki would be a lot of work.) > > In this case I think the documentation of OJ functions that Peppe has > come up with should stay on the OJ wiki and not be moved to the > SourceForge wiki. mhm.. i wonder what the others think? > > You wrote: "And hey... please be carefull to start new wiki's and and so on.. > consider the time you can work on that first : there are already 2 more > OJ wikis, where i consider one as being completely unnecessary, while > the second you rather be renamed due to it's rather personal touch." > > We have three wikis? I can think of only two (2) wikis. One is at > http://openjump.org/wiki/show/HomePage and the other is at > http://thejumppilotproject.pbwiki.com/. Where is the third? ups this was a mistake > > Which wiki would you like to rename? The wiki I have for the JPP? i meant the openjump blog. As i feel it rather treats OJ indirectly - i.e. it should be something like Sunburneds Thoughts on OpenSource GIS :o). Anyway.. don't take this latter comment to serious. > > The Sunburned Surveyor > > > On 9/10/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> On the wiki... >> >> i am not very happy with the idea of transfering all the stuff of the OJ >> wiki to the sourceforge wiki. Only the function-help would i consider so >> far. >> The point is, that the current wiki is quite established and there is >> lots of information on the site. It is further impossible for me to >> manage two wikis (or say: i don^t want that!). I also would like to see >> at least a split layout into side menu frame and content frame (like the >> instiki main page) - but this is not as important as having an >> information source. >> >> what concerns the sourceforge wiki. It is an anlternative, but it comes >> with all the sourceforge stuff - i.e. headers. Which i don't like. I >> also think, that only sf-members can have write access. >> Furthermore i am not really a fan of heaving separates entries for users >> and for developers. It makes the overall wiki-structure more unclear and >> may lead to doubled efforts, for which we do not have the man power. >> >> finally.. i would agree with using the sf wiki to describe the OJ >> functionality - but therefore it should have currently only one >> main-menu item which is "OJ Functionality". This leaves as room for >> later improvements. But generally .. as there has been now done a lots >> of effort by Peppe on the current wiki - i would even agree to not start >> with SF wiki dure to the maintenance efforts for both. >> (And hey... please be carefull to start new wiki's and and so on.. >> consider the time you can work on that first : there are already 2 more >> OJ wikis, where i consider one as being completely unnecessary, while >> the second you rather be renamed due to it's rather personal touch) >> >> my 2cents >> stefan >> >> PS: i may change my mind when Jon will stop providing web space. But we >> need also a more "professional" and easy to maintain web site such as >> the one QGIS has (i had again a look on xoops - which was used for the >> first JPP webpage, but to dive into the setup takes time which i don't >> have) >> >> Giuseppe Aruta schrieb: >>> >>> */Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* ha scritto: >>> >>> Peppe, >>> >>> I would like to try and review some your help documentation for >>> OpenJUMP functions/menu items. >>> >>> Do you care if I make these edits directly in the wiki, or should I >>> make them in a separate document so you can review them? >>> >>> What do you think about having me copy the content to the new >>> SourceForge JPP Wiki when I am finished with my review? >>> >>> The Sunburned Surveyor >>> >>> Landon, >>> I answer your letter late since I am working abroad and I cannot see >>> my email regularly. >>> >>> You can directly correct the help documentation on wiki pages. This >>> is the fastest way to work, I think. >>> Regarding new >>> SourceForge JPP Wiki, that probabily is the the natural position of >>> the help context. So it is OK to copy it, maybe in the future to move. >>> >>> >>> Peppe >>> >>> Ciao >>> >>> Peppe >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> L'email della prossima generazione? Puoi averla con la nuova Yahoo! Mail >>> <http://us.rd.yahoo.com/mail/it/taglines/hotmail/nowyoucan/nextgen/*http://it.docs.yahoo.com/nowyoucan.html> >>> >>> >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>> This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft >>> Defy all challenges. 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