The RICHNESS is awesomely overwhelming ...

[Josiah]

In the past few months there has been a LOT of innovation with TW. Some of it quite radical. Most of it interesting. A lot of it may get lost in the advancing, perpetual fog of Goggle that eclipses anything not currently active.

There has been SO MUCH innovation its been very difficult to keep up.

I should perhaps revisit the long recent thread on "Documentation" needs I started to re-explain that part of the problem as I now see it ...

... is HAVING FLAGS of SIGNIFICANT EVOLVING INITIATIVES so you can keep up

Whilst the initiative for StackOverflow is excellent, I don't think its gonna address that particular BIG issue.

Best wishes
Josiah

[Arlen Beiler]

Interesting idea. After seeing your email, I created a repository where we can all collaborate and collect information concerning the documentation of TiddlyWiki. I thought it might give us a central place to start working until we find a good solution to our current dilemma :)

https://github.com/Arlen22/TW5Docs/wiki

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[Riz]

 Wonderful initiative Arlen. What is the outline like? Is the issues for free-wheeling discussions about documentations? What pages/topics do you foresee being included in repo wiki?

sincerely
Riz

[Jed Carty]

Arien,

I like this idea, particularly since I have been so bad about updating the wiki reference wiki. I added a wiki page to the repo here https://github.com/Arlen22/TW5Docs/wiki/Select-Widget-Tips-and-Best-Practices

I am not sure if that is the sort of thing we should just put on the main site or not, it seems like it would lead to a lot of bloat on tiddlywiki.com to have a lot of things like that.

[Tobias Beer]

Hi everyone,

I tend to support the initiative but I would suggest we used the wiki of the core repo, so long as it would be easy for Jeremy to define an manage editors.

So, this place could be the "let's collect it all" one an things that are ripe for stage might move to tiddlywiki.com.

Best wishes,

Tobias.

[Josiah]

Ciao Arlen, Tobias & All

Arlen, thanks for doing that! Its a step.

Tobias Beer wrote:

So, this place could be the "let's collect it all" one an things that are ripe for stage might move to tiddlywiki.com.

To me, that makes great sense. It helps bring out that many significant new initiatives are "in between" (liminal). Its precisely these "early & mid-stage" things I feel often fall victim to "Google Fog" that deserve lifting out of it.

Some will get to the point that they deserve explicitly moving to tiddlywiki.com. Others not, but still interesting and great to have noted somewhere in a way that you don't have to grope in the dark to (re)discover and LEARN from them and perhaps take them forward.

I guess an issue, one that I can see others have (for real reasons) struggled with, is HOW to do this in a way that is sustainable--i.e. requiring the minimal effort for demonstrable gain.

Best wishes
Josiah

[Dmitry Sokolov]

Dear All,
as announced earlier, the TiddlyWiki knowledge network is being built on LikeInMind.
The textual taxonomy is interlinked with the visual one for your convenience of browsing.
The mechanisms of "findability and discoverability for reuse" of tiddlers are developed, tested and implemented on LikeInMind.
The knowledge network will be transferred into the TiddlyWiki format as soon as reliable versioning and multi-user co-working is demonstrated.
P2P Web client is thought to be realised next. The Intents Map is being collected here.
I am offered a financial support as soon as the project (P2P Web / Collective Intelligence) shown it's feasibility. Your participation would be greatly appreciated. We may also think of fundraising via crowdsourcing.

LikeInMind has mechanisms of reduction of repetitive work, i.e. "reinventing the wheels" and "going in circles".
I hope that experience would be useful at the TW Universe too.
I am on and off from this forum. Please write me directly if you have questions, suggestions and offers.

Cheers,
Dmitry