Wiki (was Re: Okay, so I have a second request to subscribe to women@)

[Berin Loritsch <bl...@d-haven.org>]

Danese Cooper wrote:

>Great!  Could we request a women@ wiki page so we can capture what we
>learn?  Should we wait until we've passed the "whether to be a public
>list" question?  I'm just hating the idea of capturing in Stickies,
>since now sometimes I'm using 3 separate laptops (each with different
>OSes)...
>  
>

:) yet another person who shares my plight...

We might be able to set it up with a login required for that section.  I 
can check.

Re: Wiki

[susan wu <su...@arctic.org>]

> That topic didn't get much time here for discussion
> and other people's opinion. Please let the world
> turn a little bit, and we will get a better result.

Haha. Yes, I have learned in my time here that things in ASF-land tend to 
move a little more slowly, and it's better to let ideas/proposals 
percolate a little bit.

Re: Wiki

[David Crossley <cr...@apache.org>]

Berin Loritsch wrote:
> Danese Cooper wrote:
> 
> >Excellent!  Thank you so much :-).  Do we need to bribe someone to
> >instantiate for us?  I read the documentation and it was heavy on "ask
> >your PMC or be prepared to wait a long time"...

That is because Infrastructure is completely overwhelmed.
So any request for any resource needs to be carried out
and supported by the project.

> I made the request, but seeing as we don't have a PMC we are relying on 
> some good graces

That topic didn't get much time here for discussion
and other people's opinion. Please let the world
turn a little bit, and we will get a better result.

Is the overhead in creating and managing a separate
wiki really worth the effort? I reckon that it would
be better to just use the wiki.apache.org/general

-David

Re: Wiki (was Re: Okay, so I have a second request to subscribe to women@)

[Berin Loritsch <bl...@d-haven.org>]

Danese Cooper wrote:

>Excellent!  Thank you so much :-).  Do we need to bribe someone to
>instantiate for us?  I read the documentation and it was heavy on "ask
>your PMC or be prepared to wait a long time"...
>
>Danese
>

I made the request, but seeing as we don't have a PMC we are relying on 
some good graces

Re: Wiki (was Re: Okay, so I have a second request to subscribe to women@)

[Danese Cooper <da...@gmail.com>]

Excellent!  Thank you so much :-).  Do we need to bribe someone to
instantiate for us?  I read the documentation and it was heavy on "ask
your PMC or be prepared to wait a long time"...

Danese

On 8/10/05, Berin Loritsch <bl...@d-haven.org> wrote:
> Danese Cooper wrote:
> 
> >It looks to me like all the project wikis require a login (and in fact
> >a separate login for each wiki)...so, should be easy, right?
> >
> >:-)
> >
> >
> 
> Its a login to edit, but in theory it should be easy.
> 
>

Re: Wiki (was Re: Okay, so I have a second request to subscribe to women@)

[Berin Loritsch <bl...@d-haven.org>]

Danese Cooper wrote:

>It looks to me like all the project wikis require a login (and in fact
>a separate login for each wiki)...so, should be easy, right?
>
>:-)
>  
>

Its a login to edit, but in theory it should be easy.

Re: Wiki (was Re: Okay, so I have a second request to subscribe to women@)

[Danese Cooper <da...@gmail.com>]

It looks to me like all the project wikis require a login (and in fact
a separate login for each wiki)...so, should be easy, right?

:-)

On 8/10/05, Berin Loritsch <bl...@d-haven.org> wrote:
> Danese Cooper wrote:
> 
> >Great!  Could we request a women@ wiki page so we can capture what we
> >learn?  Should we wait until we've passed the "whether to be a public
> >list" question?  I'm just hating the idea of capturing in Stickies,
> >since now sometimes I'm using 3 separate laptops (each with different
> >OSes)...
> >
> >
> 
> :) yet another person who shares my plight...
> 
> We might be able to set it up with a login required for that section.  I
> can check.
> 
>