From: Dave Bellamy (dave_bellamy_at_mac.com)
Date: Tue Aug 10 2004 - 14:38:28 PDT
Hi Jon
I think that such a project has to be part of WikiWikiNewt as this is
one of the key sources of information about Newts. I agree though that
it could be elsewhere as well. I am not that technically conversant to
know whether you can mirror 2 Wiki's, I'm sure someone on the list will
know the answer to that question. I am assuming that you could
therefore just set-up a site (Wiki) to allow people to add their own
narrative descriptions rather than having people email their
contributions to someone and then they post them on-line or make it
into a Newton Book?
Perhaps you could even produce something to use as a promotional tool -
say send extracts to appropriate computer magazines to show just how
the Newt has developed and what people are able to do. I would make an
interesting article in Pen Computing or similar magazine to compare the
latest handhelds with the Newt and see just how it stacks up.
Regards
Dave
Aotearoa New Zealand
On 10 Aug 2004, at 20:42, Jon Glass wrote:
> On Aug 10, 2004, at 9:21 AM, Dave Bellamy wrote:
>
>> Perhaps something that is part
>> of WikiWikiNewt?
>>
>
> As I was reading your email, I was thinking, "what about the wiki?"
> when I got to your suggestion. That may be the key. :-)
>
> However, as I sit here writing, I wonder if having it off-site would
> also be good. More exposure, maybe? Is it possible to mirror two wikis?
>
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