[wp-docs] Active projects?

[Christopher J. Hradil]

I've tried to update/add where possible, plus have developed a pretty long list of things that need
to be updated/changed where the information is out of date (like refers to v. 1.5.x specific
things/etc) - problem for me is time, as far as just digging in and getting things done. 

I don't see any real good reason for putting any time/effort into changing platforms (other than
possibly to update/upgrade the mediawiki version), seems to me that any time/effort should be
focused on getting the right info in the right places, not what platform the thing is running on.
Plus, I think more people are more familiar with using MediaWiki than there are bliki folks out
there. 

..c

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Christopher J. Hradil
http://hradil.us 


 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: wp-docs-bounces at lists.automattic.com 
> [mailto:wp-docs-bounces at lists.automattic.com] On Behalf Of 
> Michael E. Hancock
> Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 3:40 PM
> To: WordPress Documentation
> Subject: Re: [wp-docs] Active projects?
> 
> From: "Lloyd D Budd" <lloydomattic at gmail.com>
> > Is anyone leading any active projects for WP Docs?
> 
> Lloyd
> 
> I know Matt and Ryan were talking about moving Codex from 
> MediaWiki  to the bliki environment.  Don't know what the 
> status of that is.  Codex is still running on Version 1.4.8 
> of MediaWiki.
> 
> MartinCleaver and Andrea are adding some WPMU stuff.
> 
> There's some Forum activity related to enhancing/changing the 
> FAQs--miklb was driving that bus last I read.
> 
> Since Lorelle got "blown-up" over the possibility of writing 
> a book about WordPress last September 28 there hasn't been a 
> real big push on any other project.
> 
> Regards
> 
> MichaelH
> 
> 
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