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I mean you could have stuff that requires prs, but you could just use the ui pretty much like a wiki. 1. Go to dev branch 2. Find file and edit it 3. Commit
by bostonsre 5y ago
I mean you could have stuff that requires prs, but you could just use the ui pretty much like a wiki.
1. Go to dev branch
2. Find file and edit it
3. Commit change
- cxr 5y agoThat's not "pretty much like a wiki". That's the antithesis of a wiki. You've just described what the wiki was created to replace.
- bostonsre 5y agoThat seems a little drastic, how is it the opposite of a wiki? What are the steps to edit a wiki? Click edit page, make changes, add comment and submit. That sounds like almost the exact same steps to me.
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- cxr 5y agoTry actually measuring it. Fix the 404 link: https://github.com/solid/solid-rest https://github.com/solid/solid-rest (It's the only link in the file.) Make sure you don't have your thumb on the scale.
- cxr 5y agoThe unwillingness to venture into territory that would make the previous claims quantifiable (and falsifiable) is noteworthy. $ sha256sum "./PR?-ORLY.txt" 52028d35999a481e7cb19b14eae3bf66cb7c9c4fe2e15b56b55f3ccadffeee1f ./PR?-ORLY.txt $ cat "./PR?-ORLY.txt" Did you commit to source control and submit a pull request to post this comment?