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Hi George,
That was kind of my idea in setting up the Wiki. It's available for
anyone to save any usefull information they like. There have only been
a couple of fairly active participants, as far as entering
information. Mostly Ernest and me. Between listing pages and
searching, it's pretty easy to find what's there.
I think a few people are put off by the funny name, but it's free
software, and those that write free software are inclined toward
funny names. It can be thought of as a public electronic filing
cabinet. The advantage over a formal best practices site is that you
don't have to depend on a site owner to keep the site updated. I have
generally added anything that I thought I might want to find again
later. It isn't meant to replace a best practices site, more to
compliment it. It is also in no way similar to or in competition with
a discussion forum.
Bob W.
Rotary Wiki: http://www.rotary-wiki.org/
On Wed, 15 Jun 2005 08:27:24 +1000
"George Lendich" <lendich@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
The group keeps getting the same questions from people - which I know is normal and it's good to re-establish the points mentioned.
However a list of best practices AND THE REASONS FOR THEM could make the process of learning and responding much simpler.
MO - FWIW
George ( down under)
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