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["Andrew \"ruskie\" Levstik" <ruskie AT mages.ath.cx>]

Jeremy Blosser (emrys) wrote :
> 
> 1.  We should continue to maintain a wiki for developing documentations,
>     specifications, policies, etc; basically, the wiki will be the
>     developer-facing web place to propose things and work on them til
>     they're complete.
> 

Agreed... Not all of use are webdesigners/content editors. I write stuff
so that it's documented... I don't bother with the final look much...

> 2.  When things on the wiki are complete, they should get moved to the 
> Drupal
>     site.  The Drupal site will be the public-facing site, with only final
>     content.  It will combine this content with forums, blogs, and other
>     user-facing functions that Drupal integrates well.
> 

Sounds great... and will finnaly give the tome team some work to do...

> 3.  It should be the individual Team Leads' responsibility to make sure
>     things in their areas of the wiki that are complete get moved to the
>     Drupal site in a timely manner.  The Tome team and the Project
>     Lead/Asst. Project Lead will be available to help with this, but it
>     will be the TL's job to make sure it gets done.  Drupal will remain
>     editable only by those who have edit permissions, which includes the
>     Tome team, the Leads, and their designees.
> 

No objection here...

> How do the rest of you who have an opinion feel about this?  A question yet
> to answer would be who would have either read or write access to the wiki.
>

I say all devels have rw; also have the ability to assign anonymously editable
pages as well. And imho all have read access(we do support and openly 
reviewable
by anyone development proccess).

> We would want to make it useful for what it's intended for without creating
> a scenario where it just takes over the role of the Drupal site for
> content, because that just makes the Tome team's job harder.  The most
> draconian approach would be to only allow registered developers to read and
> write the dev wiki.  A more open approach would be to let anyone read it
> and any registered user approved by a TL edit it.  Thoughts?
> 
> 
> [0] Participants included myself, sandalle, Kinetix, swoolley, afrayedknot,
> BearPerson, and ruskie.  The log is attached.



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