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see [[WikiIndex:60DayHappening#Agenda_setting]] for a bit of talk. | see [[WikiIndex:60DayHappening#Agenda_setting]] for a bit of talk. | ||
== Discussion threads == | |||
ok - in the spirit of inventing wiki-based communication and addressing my communication breakdown, I am compiling our threads here - this is '''clearly''' an experiment in process ;-) | |||
* '''Recent Changes'' | |||
** I'm looking for is a dashboard to oversees all the communities I steward. | |||
** how do you monitor recent changes across several wikis? | |||
** I want to oversee both discussion threads and wikis. I'd like to hear your objections against o.net - it seems to do a pretty good job in this space without having to resort to external systems like email or RSS. | |||
* '''Concurrent Editing'' - synchroedit might be good for documents - how about concurrent editing of individual wiki sections? like is edit this section "Discussion threads" at the same time? | |||
* '''Socialtext''' - I'm not clear what the value of socialtext "email this page" has (the page I sent you) - what do you think? | |||
* '''Full name logins''' - yes, this is a big issue for Thai people some of which have longer names than I do. in fact, most Thais have short nicknames like "Oey", "Oui", "Kae" just to deal with the issue. I prefer "chinarut" for all my logins on the internet, it's unique ;) | |||
* '''Asia Commons''' - thanks for taking a edit and send this before end of the day | |||
ok - Google Mail "conversation management" is going to be some tough competition to a wiki-based method - let the games begin! :) | |||