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Welcome!

Although Creole is mainly designed as a language to bring wikis closer together, I'm sure that many solutions are universal enough to be used in other text applications. We hope that both Sysquake and Creole will benefit from your presence here.

-- RadomirDopieralski, 2007-01-23

Thanks!

-- Yves, 2007-01-25

I'm wondering why you mention definition lists. Are you using them a lot? It seems to be one of the least popular html elements, many people don't even realize it's there. It also doesn't have a counterpart in many text markup languages -- you usually just use normal lists or paragraphs combined with emphasis, or even a table. Even Google recognizes that.

Not that I'm totally opposed to it, but it's the first time anybody mentions he misses it, so I'm curious :).

-- RadomirDopieralski

Yes, I find them useful. At least MediaWiki supports them, with semicolon/colon syntax. We (Calerga) shall eventually use a simple markup language for help files in Sysquake; the current documentation, whose original version is in HTML, does contain definition lists (see e.g. the list of types; there are several other lists on that page). Since a clean and simple syntax already exists in the most common wiki markup, I think Creole should support it; it would be simple to implement.

I'll probably add them anyway to my Creole prototype to be more convincing...

--Yves, 2007-01-30

I noticed on WikiMatrix that most wikis use the semicolon/colon syntax, but I just don't think it's that common among wiki engines. That sounds more like something for WikiCreole 1.0. I'd be curious to know what other developers think, but it seems like something that would be ExtensibleByOmission

-- ChuckSmith, 2007-Jan-30

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Not allowed to revert spam anymore, at least on ExternalDiscussion :-(

-- Yves, 2007-Feb-15

I am getting mad with this ACL Bug. The dilemma for me right now is: If i enable page chache pages get locked by accident. If i disable it ACL on pages do no longer work making certain pages targets to robots. Arg.

-- ChristophSauer, 2007-Feb-15


Can you elaborate on the "paragraphs a la Mediawiki"?

Once again I'm apologizing on this wiki. I must emphasise that all the taling I do here is only my own personal opinion, and not the one and only "right way". I may (and often do) sound forceful or even patronizing -- that's because of all the emotions I put into this. I'm aware that it's not good or pleasant for others, hence those apologies.

My reaction with the "imagined problems" was definitely over the top -- we must rely on our imagination when hunting for potential problems, the testing is good for evaluating the scale oft he problem and effectiveness of solutions, but it's our imagination that helps us track them.

The interpretations of the goals is definitely disputable -- actually that's what I intended to discuss by starting with a view so opposed to yours. I'm sorry for being to offensive.

-- Radomir Dopieralski, 2007-Mar-15

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