Re: [s-d] Re: [s-b] Superpowers: Dead or Alive?

[Jake Eakle <jseakle@xxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah, but if we do that, why not just repeal the rule? The wiki keeps track
of changes anyway, so it's not like such a forum would actually help
anything. For that matter, I suppose we could declare the recent changes
page a public forum. But it seems any of these would be defeating the
purpose of the rule, which is probably to keep people from editing with
impunity and not being noticed. This might not be such a big problem,
though, so repealing or editing the rule might be the way to go.

Personman

On 2/14/06, Antonio Dolcetta <zagarna@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Jake Eakle wrote:
> > Ah. Very true. I have added a small reminder of this fact, along with a
> link
> > to the SuperPowers page, to the Superpowers page. I am sending this to
> > spoon-business because I'm not sure if changing obsolete pages requires
> > posting to public fora about it, and I wish to err on the side of
> caution.
> >
>
> I think you have to even if you modify obsolete pages, as the wiki is a
> public display.
> Maybe we could setup a special list for changes made to the wiki,
> declare it a public forum and have the wiki automatically send a mail
> there when something is changed ?
>
> that should take care of it
> --
>
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