MoinMoin extensions - Revision history

142.177.94.8: objectively wikis do not used permission-based models, they enable fast revert instead;

2004-02-23T02:01:30Z

objectively wikis do not used permission-based models, they enable fast revert instead;

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	*[[Barcode]] (or [[RFID]] or [[NFC]] ID) lookup of product or company [[URI]] - selecting appropriate [[natural language]], [[simple vocabulary]], and [[credibility]] (perhaps based on user [[faction]]) from many versions all maintained in the [[wiki]]		*[[Barcode]] (or [[RFID]] or [[NFC]] ID) lookup of product or company [[URI]] - selecting appropriate [[natural language]], [[simple vocabulary]], and [[credibility]] (perhaps based on user [[faction]]) from many versions all maintained in the [[wiki]]
	*integration with other [[mobile device code]]		*integration with other [[mobile device code]]
	*[[Faction]] support to enable edit disputes and settle relative [[credibility]]; For instance, capacity to hide a version from everyone whose faction gives the version low credibility, while making it the default for those who accept that faction's [[point of view]]; This can replace the [[sysop power structure]] which gets out of control easily, e.g. [[Wikipedia]], and ~~bad~~ [[permission-based model]]s of editing which are ~~badly applied in some [[troll]]s' view~~.		*[[Faction]] support to enable edit disputes and settle relative [[credibility]]; For instance, capacity to hide a version from everyone whose faction gives the version low credibility, while making it the default for those who accept that faction's [[point of view]]; This can replace the [[sysop power structure]] which gets out of control easily, e.g. [[Wikipedia]], and [[permission-based model]]s of editing which are not wiki-ish at all.

Jukeboksi: not working at all -> some trolls object

2004-02-22T17:46:27Z

not working at all -> some trolls object

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	*[[Barcode]] (or [[RFID]] or [[NFC]] ID) lookup of product or company [[URI]] - selecting appropriate [[natural language]], [[simple vocabulary]], and [[credibility]] (perhaps based on user [[faction]]) from many versions all maintained in the [[wiki]]		*[[Barcode]] (or [[RFID]] or [[NFC]] ID) lookup of product or company [[URI]] - selecting appropriate [[natural language]], [[simple vocabulary]], and [[credibility]] (perhaps based on user [[faction]]) from many versions all maintained in the [[wiki]]
	*integration with other [[mobile device code]]		*integration with other [[mobile device code]]
	*[[Faction]] support to enable edit disputes and settle relative [[credibility]]; For instance, capacity to hide a version from everyone whose faction gives the version low credibility, while making it the default for those who accept that faction's [[point of view]]; This can replace the [[sysop power structure]] which gets out of control easily, e.g. [[Wikipedia]], and bad [[permission-based model]]s of editing which are ~~known not to work at all~~.		*[[Faction]] support to enable edit disputes and settle relative [[credibility]]; For instance, capacity to hide a version from everyone whose faction gives the version low credibility, while making it the default for those who accept that faction's [[point of view]]; This can replace the [[sysop power structure]] which gets out of control easily, e.g. [[Wikipedia]], and bad [[permission-based model]]s of editing which are badly applied in some [[troll]]s' view.

142.177.108.61 at 16:38, 22 February 2004

2004-02-22T16:38:49Z

New page

'''[[MoinMoinWiki]] extensions''' are different from [[Mediawiki modifications]] or [[Tikiwiki modifications]] since MoinMoin has a framework for extensions, so that its core [[wiki code]] does not need to be "modified" to add new features, e.g. a [[MoinMoin parser]] for a [[wikitext standard]]. ''See [[wiki code]] for detailed comparison of other features.''

Since MoinMoin is written in [[Python]] it may be easier to integrate with [[mobile device code]] which is starting to adopt that language for scripting of [[location-based services]] and other [[worn device]] capabilities.

Some '''extensions''' likely required for [[Consumerium Services]] include:

*[[MoinMoin parser]] for a [[wikitext standard]], e.g. the [[GFDL text corpus]] conventions emerging from [[mediawiki]] use
*[[MoinMoin skin]] suitable for use on laptops and portable devices and kiosks.
*[[Barcode]] (or [[RFID]] or [[NFC]] ID) lookup of product or company [[URI]] - selecting appropriate [[natural language]], [[simple vocabulary]], and [[credibility]] (perhaps based on user [[faction]]) from many versions all maintained in the [[wiki]]
*integration with other [[mobile device code]]
*[[Faction]] support to enable edit disputes and settle relative [[credibility]]; For instance, capacity to hide a version from everyone whose faction gives the version low credibility, while making it the default for those who accept that faction's [[point of view]]; This can replace the [[sysop power structure]] which gets out of control easily, e.g. [[Wikipedia]], and bad [[permission-based model]]s of editing which are known not to work at all.