RE: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] The CheckpointlyRecognizer(50.3/4)

["SkArcher" <SkArcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: spoon-discuss-bounces@xxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:spoon-discuss-bounces@xxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Daniel Lepage
> Sent: 24 September 2003 20:30
> To: discussion list for B Nomic
> Subject: Re: [spoon-discuss] Re: [Spoon-business] The
> CheckpointlyRecognizer(50.3/4)
>
>
>
> On Wednesday, September 24, 2003, at 01:56 PM, SkArcher wrote:
>
> >> Would it be able to update Go moves in the same format, without lots
> >> of
> >> setup? Would you really want to grant players all necessary
> >> permissions?
> >>
> >> The thing that makes Wiki work is the realization that users in a
> >> community don't have to distrust each other.
> >>
> >> I imagine proposals working like this: there's a Wiki page entitled
> >> something like [Nweek 50 Proposals], and you make a proposal by adding
> >> it as a section to the page. Editing someone else's proposal would be
> >> against the Rules, so it wouldn't actually work, and it would be
> >> punishable by a Kick in the Ass.
> >> --
> >> Rob Speer
> >
> > One could build a versioning system into the Wiki implementation
> > (which of
> > course would be required anyway, as we need prior versions of the
> > props and
> > rules) so an alteration to the document would move the old version to
> > its
> > own number and have the page for the current version updated (perhaps
> > numbering should go pXXXX/0, pXXXX/1 as normal with pXXXX/c (for
> > current)
> > being a mirror of pXXXX/n (where n is the revision number of the
> > current
> > version, of course)
> >
> > Then an implementation of users who can alter any page but make the
> > versioning system log who does what. This could even be useful for some
> > things (such as when I spotted that typo in bd's recent prop - we
> > could make
> > fixing typos a change allowed under the ruleset (with some clauses
> > about not
> > altering intent))
> >
> > Discuss
>
> I suspect that rather than building a versioning system for the Wiki
> implementation, we could use the versioning system that's already built
> into the Wiki system... it automatically keeps copies of the old
> versions of each page.
>

I didn't know that. How easy is username login and identification on a page?

SkArcher

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