[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS. For quality control of www.lyx.org, it might be good to also introduce 'editors', which must approve modifications to a page before it goes live. In other words, 'authors' would make changes and ask someone else to proof read it and then publish that page. I don't know if this is overkill or not... But as we no longer have a real VCS for the web pages, we might need something like this. The version stuff in the wiki engine is quite primitive.
I think that's overkill. We should be happy when people keep the website up-to-date and not add to much bureaucracy. Quick updates of download links and things like that also become impossible if you have to wait for an editor to press a button.
A wrong modification can be reverted based on the wiki history, but that won't happen very often. Unlike errors in the source code, it's easy to spot and correct errors on the website.
Joost
