Proposal: an Omni WikiWiki

[Paul Hart]

good idea!


On Feb 8, 2004, at 10:20 PM, Karl Kuehn wrote:

> I am cross-posting this on both the OmniWeb and Omnigraffle lists, so 
> please think before you "reply-all".
>
> 	Since both of these lists seem to wind up with a lot of traffic doing 
> one of two things: feature requests (often with many people kibitzing) 
> and bug reports (including a lot of duplicates, or things that wind up 
> to be duplicates), I thought that it might be nice for us to have a 
> WikiWiki to set these things down with some structure.
> 	I think that these communities are self-controlled, and willing 
> enough to contribute that this could prove to be a valuable thing. In 
> fact it could save the guys over at Omni quite a bit of time, as we 
> could wind up distilling a lot of the traffic on this list into a much 
> more manageable lump. Rather than having to wade through the mailing 
> list for a list of feature requests, we could provide a single 
> bullet-pointed list. And the same thing could be true for bug reports, 
> or sites with know issues in OmniWeb.
> 	By having a central location to point people at, we could also wind 
> up writing our own FAQs... which could then be nicely raided by Omni 
> for marketing materials....
>
> 	What do the rest of you think?
>
> 		Karl Kuehn
> 			larkost at softhome.net
>
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