A wiki or CMS for OmniWeb Wisdom?

[Jon Hicks]

> Isn't this a forum? I know it's not fancy with separate areas and  
> such.

For the discussion side yes, but not for what Clytie is suggesting.  
As you say, its not easy to search, especially if you don't know what  
you're searching for.

> No, it's not easy to search for a topic, but I don't know that many of
> us would seek out yet another place to frequent.

Even if it was somewhere that collected all the preferences tweaks/ 
applescripts/tips etc? If not for you, then for new Omniweb users?

I think my use of the word 'forum' was a mistake - I wasn't thinking  
of a separate discussion area as more of somewhere permanent (and  
easy) for users to post resources.

Cheers,
Jon

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On 14 Aug 2005, at 18:43, Beth Katz wrote:

> Isn't this a forum? I know it's not fancy with separate areas and  
> such.
> But it's a place to ask questions and get answers. And you can search
> for topics in the archives:
>    http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/archive/omniweb-l/
>
> No, it's not easy to search for a topic, but I don't know that many of
> us would seek out yet another place to frequent. But maybe enough  
> would.
>
> Beth Katz
>
> On Aug 14, 2005, at 4:01 AM, Jon Hicks wrote:
>
>> I'm guessing that Omnigroup have better things to do (there's a  
>> wiki for that!) so does anyone fancy setting this up? I'm not  
>> overly keen on Wikis personally, and would prefer something more  
>> like a forum maybe? I know I floated that idea last year, and it  
>> didn't go down very well though!
>>
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