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"How can you help Geeklog?"

Authored by: chief123 on Wednesday, August 06 2003 @ 03:36 am EDT

Dirk,

The documentation that's being developed is for developers or end users or what? The reason I ask is you mention the need for tutorials so I assume that the docs won't include those.

Just trying to get a better feel for what might be needed and what might be redundant if something is already being done.

Mark

"How can you help Geeklog?"

Authored by: Dirk on Wednesday, August 06 2003 @ 03:44 am EDT

What's in the works is meant to be a User's documentation. I don't know any details yet, but I assume it will focus on what you can do with Geeklog once you have it up and running.

The current discussions over in the forums show the need for basic tutorials like "How do I create a MySQL user" ...

bye, Dirk

"How can you help Geeklog?"

Authored by: vbgunz on Wednesday, August 06 2003 @ 01:02 pm EDT

I gave some thought to what would help speed at least the documentation and I've come up with this. Create a plugin Wiki and then have it connect back to Geeklogs main site like an RDF feed. What I mean is imagine every Geeklog edition carried it... To make this easier imagine it was distributed in 1.3.9 and was called "Geeky"...

A thousand users upgrade and now they all have access to Geeky... What ever information they put into Geeky can be fedback to Geeklog.net for approval... If Geeklog.net approves it then it could be fedback out to the thousand users who wish to participate...

OR it could be fed out to who ever wishes to plugin directly (Like an RDF feed)...

This would probably be the best web-ring of knowledge and I could see it quickly catch on fire and serve more purposes than one...

There could be 3 admin modes for distribution (idea!)

1. Geeklog Approval (This will go public to thousands through GL.net)
2. Site Only (just their site and no place else)
3. Private (premium knowledge to go into a book)

There could be 3 ways to accept feedback (idea!)

1. Approve (Automatically approve if Geeklog.net approves it)
2. Moderate (Though, Geeklog approves it, it might not fit a particular site or contradict premium content)
3. Deny...

This is really just an idea :)

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Victor B. Gonzalez
http://aeonserv.sourceforge.net

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"How can you help Geeklog?"

Authored by: me_dara on Tuesday, August 12 2003 @ 09:50 pm EDT

I second that Victor!!!

I can already imagine my own uses for it, but for helping me/with
Geeklog, and my own personal uses for creating FAQs, etc for my users.

Great I idea!

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