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''Is this the same as the [[Signal Wiki]]?  If not, why not?  What must be done to the data before it affects the [[Consumerium buying signal]]?  And when?''
''This page is not for actual [[features|content]] (i.e. do not attempt to classify [[CIV]] or [[Gus Kouwenhoven]] or what they are doing on this page) but for developing the syntax and governance of the Content Wiki so we can set one up.''
''It also is not about opinions, (ie. [[Campaign]]s and split articles on aspects where [[faction]]s do not agree), which go to [[Research Wiki]] aka [[Opinion Wiki]] where further research is performed.  Whatever it is called, this consists of [[Consumerium:intermediate page]]s which are often debated.''
==What is the Content Wiki?==
==What is the Content Wiki?==


Content Wiki is where '''facts''' on [[product]]s and [[companies]] and such will be stored when it gets built.
Content Wiki is where '''facts''' on [[product]]s and [[companies]] and such will be stored when it gets built. Facts require more discipline than [[opinion wiki]] comments.  When we say "fact" we mean [[instructional capital]] that all [[faction]]s accept as "true" at least to the degree it is allowed to alter the [[Consumerium buying signal]].  ''Another proposed name for this is the [[Signal Wiki]], which makes this relationship very clear.''


'''Opinions''' (ie. [[Campaign]]s and split articles) go to [[The Consumerium Exchange]] when it gets built.
It will be a [[large public wiki]] with the special problems of that type of communication.
 
The [[Consumerium Governance Organization]] and its delegated [[sysop]]s will have to decide on what grounds each type of information is input, audited, linked, shared, duplicated, edited, contested, vetoed and removed and by whom.  


This page is not for actual [[features|content]] but for developing the syntax and governance of the Content Wiki so we can set one up.
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==Wiki software==
==Wiki software for handling research ==
To fork or not to fork that is the question. It is natural to presume that the wiki softare will be either:
To [[fork]] or not to fork that is the question.   Which of the [[wiki code]] alternatives to use?  It is natural to presume that the wiki software will be either:


#MediaWiki unmodified
#[[MediaWiki]] unmodified
#MediaWiki modified
#'''[[MediaWiki modifications|MediaWiki modified]]'''
#A fork of MediaWiki
#[[GetWiki|A fork of MediaWiki, such as GetWiki]]
#TikiWiki unmodified
#[[TikiWiki]] unmodified
#TikiWiki modified
#TikiWiki modified
#A fork of TikiWiki
#A fork of TikiWiki
#MoinMoinWiki extended
#[[MoinMoinWiki]] extended
#something else supporting [[ConsuML]]
#something else supporting [[ConsuML]]


Which one of these alternatives makes sense is an open question.  A [[Wikitext standard]] would help.
Which one of these alternatives makes sense is an open question.  A [[Wikitext standard]] would help.  [http://www.metaweb.com/wiki/wiki.phtml?title=wikitext_standard  Metaweb is already on it].


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If a modified version will be used it makes sense to use many more namespaces to make the wiki more manageable, but on the other hand using standard MediaWiki has many advantages. Using unmodified MediaWiki would just require stricter syntax within the articles
If a modified version will be used it makes sense to use many more namespaces to make the wiki more manageable, but on the other hand using standard MediaWiki has many advantages. Using unmodified MediaWiki would just require stricter syntax within the articles


According to MediaWiki developers adding numerous namespaces is easy so here is a brief and uncomplete list of likely namespaces:
According to MediaWiki developers adding numerous namespaces is easy so here is a brief and uncomplete list of likely namespaces. Using '''pseudo-namespaces''' might also be applicable:
*[[Company]]:
*[[Company]]:
*[[Product]]:
*[[Product]]:
*[[Product Group]]:
*[[Product Group]]:
*[[Campaign]]
*[[WorkDescription]]
 
We need to start forming syntax for [[Consumerium:Intermediate pages|Intermediate pages]] to advance the launch of the Content Wiki
 


We need to start forming templates to advance the launch of the Content Wiki:
*[[Company template]]
*[[Product template]]
*[[ProductGroup template]]
*[[Campaign template]]
*[[WorkDescription template]]
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==Article Structure==
==Article Structure==


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*Optional subarticles
*Optional subarticles


When thinking about companies an outline of subarticle structure might be something like
When thinking about companies an outline of subarticle structure is discussed in [[Article structure]]
 
* [[Company X]] - containing [[product group]]s, [[brand]]s, [[product]]s etc.
* [[Company X/ids]] (mandatory) -  registered names, national registry numbers, d-u-n-s, stock symbols etc.
* [[Company X/economy]] - subpaging further like [[Company X/economy/2003Q4]]
* [[Company X/history]]
* [[Company X/affiliated businesses]]
* [[Company X/executives]]
* [[Company X/advertising]]
* [[Company X/labor practices]]
* [[Company X/workplace upgrade requests]]
* ...
* ...


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==Governance==
==Governance==
We need a summarum of the currently existing Wiki Governace Practices here and study each one and the resulting model that we will use will likely be a synthesis of numerous existing models
We need a summarum of the currently existing [[Wiki Governance Practices]] here and study each one and the resulting model that we will use will likely be a synthesis of numerous existing models.  Probably best to discuss at [http://www.metaweb.com/wiki/wiki.phtml?title=Metaweb:governance_ideas Metaweb where big geeks are].
Also track [http://meta.wikipedia.org/wiki/power_structure Meta's power structure debates].
 
Writing explicit [[retail price]] information is not allowed in The Content Wiki. What is allowed is to make remarks that [[Company X]]'s (say some retail-chain in some country) pricing policy for [[product group]]s differs from market averages in one direction or the other.
 
'''See:'''
*[[Talk:Wiki Management]]
*[[Consensus decision-making]]
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