Revdocs on a wiki

[Dennis Brown]

Troy,

You are right about this.  I keep thinking in the back of my mind  
that the embedded docs system can be upgraded to interact with a wiki  
by Rev or another developer, because I have seen examples of this in  
Constellation and others also.

If RunRev gets behind this effort, then a hybrid approach or a stand  
alone approach are equally possible.  If it is a user community only  
approach, then it becomes more complex to have a hybrid approach  
because of the custom plugin that would need to be written and  
supported.

I agree, a simple self contained wiki is the best way to get things  
started.

Dennis

On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:30 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:

>
> On Oct 27, 2005, at 3:08 PM, Dennis Brown wrote:
>
>
>> By the same token, having a link to the wiki from the built-in  
>> docs, would obviate the need to duplicate the same info in the wiki.
>>
>
> Good point, but this assumes that the only mechanism for browsing  
> the wiki is the internal docs, doesn't it? Internal linking in the  
> wiki would be useless, since "see also" links would inevitably end  
> up at pages which were not populated. If this would be the case,  
> then it would be better to simply fix whatever is wrong with the  
> web docs system that is already built into Rev and start seriously  
> supporting that with all this community energy.
>
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> Troy
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