Pavel Sanda wrote:
An integration of the main site and the wiki is a great idea. If the wiki
functions are hidden for the "official" content and only shown when an
authenticated user is logged in, it still looks professional and not too
much like a wiki.
then you have problem that many pages in wiki which are not pretty designed
start to be part of official web.
In my opinion the current wiki content should be something like a
separate "community" section, not a part of the official web. But I
think using the same template (with the wiki functions enabled) and
technology is a good thing. It will also make linking from the community
content to the official content easier.
In addition, I would suggest to give all developers the rights to modify
the official content, so we can work together to prevent the site from
getting as outdated as it is right now.
what are you talking about? everybody with trunk commit access has web commit
access too.
I only wanted to say that we should keep it this way for the new wiki
CMS accounts.
Joost
