142.177.82.215: let's talk about namespaces first, and figure out which of them appear to whom as "wikis" later - even if this is just HTML when the public sees it, it's still a namespace

2005-08-27T18:48:34Z

let's talk about namespaces first, and figure out which of them appear to whom as "wikis" later - even if this is just HTML when the public sees it, it's still a namespace

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	The '''Publish:namespace''' is governed by [[Publish:policy]].		The '''Publish:namespace''' is governed by [[Publish:policy]]. It is one of seven [[namespace]]s used at [[Consumerium itself]].

	~~It is~~ one of ~~seven~~ [[namespace]]s ~~used at~~ [[Consumerium ~~itself~~]].		The [[Consumerium buying signal]] and articles [[collate]]d according to consumer [[preferences]] are generated only from this namespace, which appears to the public as plain static served HTML pages with names, [[publish date]] and [[expiry date]].

			The final versions of pages ''may''' be edited in a very restricted '''Publish Wiki''' which will be used only by [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] to limit liability. This wiki would not be visible to the public, all [[intermediate page]] editing will be in the [[Research:namespace]]. [[Consumerium Process]] requires that article synchronization take place only in one direction:

			Articles in '''Publish:namespace''' flow from stabilized and normalized, syntax checked versions of [[Research Wiki]] where [[troll friendly\|trolling is allowed]] even encouraged.

			[[Campaigns]] and [[TCE\|Votes]] will accept input from [[web form]]s, and maybe [[comment]]s, but even they are ''white-listed'' (a [[mediawiki]] feature), wherein only logged in users will be able to edit pages. Thus no voting or campaigning rights for [[trolls]] here. If you want to make campaigns editable to [[trolls]] then they should '''originate''' in [[Research:namespace]]. If you '''do not want''' campaigns edited by unauthorized people/[[troll]]s then definitely initiate and retain the campaign here. Also [[troll]] initiated campaigns may be adopted and even forked from here. All of this permits the trolls to start things and keep them in sight, but does not permit them to force CGO to authorize their work.

			As opposed to the anarchy of Research Wiki here will user's have different levels trust. eg. [[User]] vs. [[Verified User]]. ''Groups and VirtualGroups as described in [[Opinion Wiki]] '''may''' be implemented here, mostly likely as [[faction]]s and [[tendency]].''

			==See also==
			* '''[[Research Wiki]]'''
			* [[Development Wiki]]
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			<small>'''Publish Wiki''' resembles [[Content Wiki]] which was an ad-hoc development purpose name</small>

			<small>'''Publish Wiki''' will implement [[The Consumerium Exchange]] functionality as far as this can be done "wiki-way". Specialized [[software]] will have to be developed and plugged into the wiki to enable indices and other aggregate information to be displayed in the [[consumerium buying signal]]</small>

			<small>'''Publish Wiki''' will take on the role of [[Opinion Wiki]], which was an ad-hoc development purpose name for discovering how [[Campaign\|Campaign management]] and [[TCE\|voting]] could be done in a [[Wiki\|WikiWikiWeb]]</small><br/>

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2005-08-27T18:25:57Z

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The '''Publish:namespace''' is governed by [[Publish:policy]].

It is one of seven [[namespace]]s used at [[Consumerium itself]].

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142.177.82.215: let's talk about namespaces first, and figure out which of them appear to whom as "wikis" later - even if this is just HTML when the public sees it, it's still a namespace

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