[ZDP] ZWiki

[kamon ayeva]

Hi Tom,

In addition to Maik's explanation, I was having the same problems in finding 
my way in the ZWiki universe untill I found this link: 
http://www.zope.org/WikiCentral/FrontPage

Btw, maybe there needs a ZWiki category in ZFAQ.

Regards,
Kamon

>From: Maik Roeder <roeder@berg.net>
>To: zdp@zope.org
>Subject: Re: [ZDP] ZWiki
>Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2000 13:45:50 +0200
>
>Hi Tom !
>
>Tom Deprez wrote:
> > Can somebody give me the light on the ZWiki websites?
> >
> > I don't understand them. What do they, what make them so important?
> > I think I've read all the links which send me to ZWiki, but still I 
>don't
> > see why they are so important.
> > I see DC asking for visiting a ZWiki page (on API?) and elaborate... but
> > sorry I don't see it, it looks spaghetti to me, certainly with the 
>strange
> > names given to a ZWiki page (no offense).
> > Perhaps, some little more explenation would give me the light. Or 
>perhaps a
> > clearer organisation (with easy to understand title-links) would improve 
>an
> > overall ZWike page.
> >
> > Can somebody shine a light? Thanks
>
>Disclaimer: I am no ZWiki expert, but I'll try to summarize
>what I think I have understood.
>
>The point of ZWiki is that all the spaghetti can be thrown away by _you_
>and replaced with something better without asking anybody, as long as
>the result is something much greater :-) ZWiki is about ad hoc 
>collaboration
>to quickly involve other people by giving them the right to improve
>anything anywhere. This philosophy is just like the ZDP-Tools philosophy,
>with the difference that the ZDP-Tools enforce a hierarchy on the
>stuff, while (from what I know) in ZWiki people organize the content
>in a way that best suits their needs.
>
>Greetings,
>
>Maik
>
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