Hey David,
this has already been discussed elsewhere. Google it, you should be
able to find it.
The idea is to provide a more structured, organised content. Once that
is done, full migration from the old Emacs wiki to this new wiki will
occur.
Thanks
Aleksandar
Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of MediaWiki-based wikis, but I'm curious why the creators of WikEmacs felt motivated tostart a new wiki when EmacsWiki has been there for years, is widely known, etc. True, it may be lagging, butis the thought that a new MediaWiki-based wiki will be able to overcome the problems that EmacsWiki suffers from?Obviously, someone thinks a potential of a new wiki outweighs the problems brought on by fracturing the community
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David,
You might find this interesting:
Emacs Wiki Problems
Many Emacswiki pages look like a sandbox, just an incoherent mess.
Also, why bother learning Emacswiki markup, when nearly everyone is familiar with Wikipedia conventions?
The ease of editing WikEmacs, and the promise of more useful and coherent content, have induced me to contribute. The quality of contributions so far is encouraging.
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greg scott