15 Jul
2004
15 Jul
'04
8:36 p.m.
My policy is that if I am helped out by somebody's response that it is
only correct for me to do my part and spend a couple minutes formatting
something i.e. if there is something like a Wiki around. I just tried to
do so but I did not have the correct permissions :).
I suggest that for a FAQ that anybody that is actually on the mailing list
should be allowed to make entries to at least the FAQ page. This should
not be all that hard to automate but in the interim perhaps a FAQ
submission form or even simpler give me permission because I can guarantee
that I will have at least 7 questions :)
Secondly, I suggest that the FAQ page follow the standard format for FAQs
i.e. where there is list of questions at the top of the document which
hyper link to answers within the same page. It is very easy to keep up and
to follow i.e. the html is simple.
thanks
Charles
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15 Jul
15 Jul
9:17 p.m.
hi charles
Please edit the SmallWiki FAQ.
Normally you should have the right to edit it without any probles/
Let me know if you cannot edit the page.
http://kilana.unibe.ch:9090/smallwiki/faq/
stef
On 15 juil. 04, at 20:36, Charles A. Monteiro wrote:
My policy is that if I am helped out by somebody's
response that it is
only correct for me to do my part and spend a couple minutes
formatting something i.e. if there is something like a Wiki around. I
just tried to do so but I did not have the correct permissions :).
I suggest that for a FAQ that anybody that is actually on the mailing
list should be allowed to make entries to at least the FAQ page. This
should not be all that hard to automate but in the interim perhaps a
FAQ submission form or even simpler give me permission because I can
guarantee that I will have at least 7 questions :)
Secondly, I suggest that the FAQ page follow the standard format for
FAQs i.e. where there is list of questions at the top of the document
which hyper link to answers within the same page. It is very easy to
keep up and to follow i.e. the html is simple.
thanks
Charles
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16 Jul
16 Jul
1:47 p.m.
that is what I said i.e. I could not edit the page but perhaps now that I
think about it may be because I was trying to put in a Smalltalk code
snippet for example purposes. Ok, I'll now try again but this time putting
in the Smalltalk code snippet as a ST comment.
thanks
Charles
On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 21:17:57 +0200, stéphane ducasse
<ducasse(a)iam.unibe.ch> wrote:
hi charles
Please edit the SmallWiki FAQ.
Normally you should have the right to edit it without any probles/
Let me know if you cannot edit the page.
http://kilana.unibe.ch:9090/smallwiki/faq/
stef
On 15 juil. 04, at 20:36, Charles A. Monteiro wrote:
> My policy is that if I am helped out by somebody's response that it is
> only correct for me to do my part and spend a couple minutes formatting
> something i.e. if there is something like a Wiki around. I just tried
> to do so but I did not have the correct permissions :).
>
> I suggest that for a FAQ that anybody that is actually on the mailing
> list should be allowed to make entries to at least the FAQ page. This
> should not be all that hard to automate but in the interim perhaps a
> FAQ submission form or even simpler give me permission because I can
> guarantee that I will have at least 7 questions :)
>
> Secondly, I suggest that the FAQ page follow the standard format for
> FAQs i.e. where there is list of questions at the top of the document
> which hyper link to answers within the same page. It is very easy to
> keep up and to follow i.e. the html is simple.
>
> thanks
>
> Charles
>
>
> -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/
>
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