docWikis
Dave LeYanna
dleyanna at rtl.org
Tue Oct 18 07:47:12 EDT 2005
Marielle Lange wrote:
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> Exactly! ... but you also have to take into account economical factors.
>
> For us, users, what counts is free access to quality information,
> frequently updated.
>
> But the ones who are likely to make a quality contribution to this
> documentation are experts (see this mailing list, for instance).
> Experts are happy to do that in a context where they get something
> back (meaningful life, giving back... but also securing a regular
> income). It's not just about standards, it's about finding a way for
> persons to work collaboratively, but still have a way for the experts
> to have their contribution and level of expertise recognized. A
> mailing list is most suitable for experts because each email posted
> by an expert is a small add for his company.
How about a small "Google text Ad" kinda thing that would hold the
equilivant of a sigiture next to the wiki contribution?
Dave
> Marielle
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