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You've done very well to find a four-letter domain name for a 'weekend project', let alone a relevant one. My circle uses a self-hosted homegrown wiki for this
by mappu 15y ago
You've done very well to find a four-letter domain name for a 'weekend project', let alone a relevant one. My circle uses a self-hosted homegrown wiki for this sort of thing, so we don't have searching or sorting, but content is malleable, organisable and totally free-form.
A point to make about our system, is that everyone is trusted enough for us to not employ any sort of account system. We do however publically log IPs with a hash of the user-agent, so people can at least see if the same person was responsible for multiple edits. Since this sort of information can be gathered by any website, i like to think making it public gives our non-technical users a more solid understanding of how their actions online can be traced.
- ajacksified 15y agoThanks; we were both pretty surprised that it was available. We kind of named the site based on the domain, rather than the other way around. I like the idea of making edits public - kind of Stack-Overflow-like in a way, so that if someone with mod access edits your post, you can see who. We could also put in an option to allow everyone mod access, more wiki-like; if you have a trusted whitelist that could access your board, only those people would be allowed to read, and therefore edit. Cool ideas. Thanks!