A wiki or CMS for OmniWeb Wisdom?

[Clytie Siddall]

On 14/08/2005, at 5:31 PM, Jon Hicks wrote:

> Personally I would love something like this. It would be great to  
> include all the applescripts that folks have created. I'd been  
> trying to start something for this at: http://www.hicksdesign.co.uk/ 
> omniweb/, but I've just not had time.

I think I do remember you mentioning that, Jon, so sorry I didn't  
mention it. My personal RAM is corrupted. :(
>
> 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!

I think a site that made all the tips and tweaks, style options for  
OmniWeb available would be great. I'm quite surprised how quickly  
users pick up on things I post at BBEdit Gems. People evidently find  
having them available like that, as opposed to searching the BBEdit- 
Talk archive, very helpful.

I am not able to set up a wiki or CMS myself, but I would be willing  
to put time into posting content and maintaining the site. Is there  
anyone here who would be willing to setup such a site? Joseph Hourcle  
used Drupal for BBEdit Gems, and I like it, but a wiki (with a  
password, perhaps, to avoid wikispam) might be easier to set up. I  
don't know... We use a wiki for Debian-Women, with a password, and  
that works pretty well.

(What is a Mac user doing on Debian-Women? On Gnome-Women? On  
translate-pootle or kde-vi? I think they wonder, sometimes, too. :)   
I translate for open source, so I pop up on all sorts of OSS lists  
and confuse people by talking about OSX.)

from Clytie (vi-VN, Vietnamese free-software translation team / nhóm  
Việt hóa phần mềm tự do)
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