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I think that a common syntax goes beyond wikis. It should be for all Web applications, cell phones, PDAs, accessibility, etc. Some Desktop mail applications such as Thunderbird handle some sort of wiki syntax as well. Please see:
I think that a common syntax goes beyond wikis. It should be for all Web applications, cell phones, PDAs, accessibility, etc. Some desktop mail applications such as Thunderbird handle some sort of wiki syntax as well. Please see:
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#Some of the wiki engines support Creole by offering an optional plugin/extension which needs to be installed separately. Since most software users don't change the default, this hinders progress of Wiki Creole. Tiki applies the Wiki Way to software development and convergence/collaboration culture is very strong. The Tiki community doesn't have the culture of an optional plugin/module/extension system which you pick and choose from several different similar features/options. If we go along with this, it'll be in the main code base, installed by default. More on this at http://marclaporte.com/TikiSucks
#Some of the wiki engines support Creole by offering an optional plugin/extension which needs to be installed separately. Since most software users don't change the default, this hinders progress of Wiki Creole. Tiki applies the Wiki Way to software development and the convergence/collaboration culture is very strong. The Tiki community doesn't have the culture of an optional plugin/module/extension system which you pick and choose from several different similar features/options. More on this at http://marclaporte.com/TikiSucks If we go along with this, very likely, it'll be in the main code base, installed by default.
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#Tiki is not just a wiki, but also a forum, blog, file gallery, calendar, etc. so we have internal links vs external links and we have a syntax to reuse content in the wiki (ex.: upcoming 10 events, last 10 articles)
#It would be nice to simplify current TikiWiki plugin syntax
#Tiki is not just a wiki, but also a forum, blog, file gallery, calendar, etc. so we have internal links vs external links and we have a syntax to reuse content in the wiki (ex.: upcoming 10 events, last 10 articles). We must also make sure of no bad side effects with short URLS (reWrite Rules). Ex.: /forums is not the wiki page forums but the list of forums.
#It would be nice to simplify the current TikiWiki plugin syntax
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migrating from MediaWiki to TikiWiki]] when they need more features so the work on Creole must not conflict.
migrating from MediaWiki to TikiWiki]] when they need more features so the work on Creole must not conflict. What is the official word on Creole support by MediaWiki?
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