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Thanks! The intention is that you are always editing the current page - each page is just a textarea really. The # button shows the json content of the entire w

Thanks! The intention is that you are always editing the current page - each page is just a textarea really. The # button shows the json content of the entire wiki, which you can edit as well. It's absolutely a toy like you say! But quite fun.

martinpllu 12y ago
I changed the welcome message to make it clearer that you can just edit the page without going in to an 'edit mode' like most wikis. Thanks!
CraneWorm 12y ago
I had no problem with editing pages. It's just that a separate "edit mode" for a wiki page is what most users (well, at least me ;> ) expect. That way it's harder to edit "by accident", and you can use some markdown for styling. But if you added all that it wouldn't be so simple or different from normal wikis, would it ;).