On 02/24/2010 05:16 AM, Rajko M. wrote:
On Tuesday 23 February 2010 06:29:23 Rupert Horstkötter wrote:
1. Create Test namespace (production would be Main then)
There is nothing saint in a Main namespace, so it can be used as source of messages while we move/copy articles from en.o.o.
2. Create subforum of the Wiki-forum (production would be Wiki forum itself then)
IMO, subforum is good idea as permanent solution. I would like to have current Wiki Discussions, for ... well, discussions about wiki; just as name tells. Subforum can be Wiki Reviews, for instance. That way comments about wiki organization improvements will not get lost in pile of page change announcements and reviews.
3. Create testpages at Test namespace 4. Configure Hermes to output Recent Changes from Test namespace only
I mentioned in another post that FlaggedRevs have own output of pages that need review, and that gives only Main space RSS/Atom by default. Pages that never received any attention will be covered with output of another special page "new pages", that also has Main as default output to RSS/Atom.
Those 2 outputs will cover all of the pages that need review. I guess that Tom can combine them in a single stream from Hermes.
That might be possible, but I think it's easier to read those 2 feeds with the rss->forum bot. Aren't the new pages of the Main namespace included in the 'pages need review' feed?
5. Let forumsadmin autoposting bot grab the RSS and post it into before-mentioned subforum (see 2)
Which software is this autoposting bot, do you have a url? Greetings
There is another idea how to announce wiki changes in forums that will create threads only when there is a real review (question, discussion, fix, ...), not only change on the wiki.
Using single article that will be changed periodically, or as change happen. It should have small intro section that will explain what is article about and then give link to the article in the wiki in one column, and in the same row button to post a comment. Tricky part would be not to create new thread when one already exist.
Kim is this possible?
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