Re: The wiki [was : fromJust something something]

I have put there my message. Thank you. But, generally, I do not understand this `wiki' idea (if this is of wiki). 1. People (like myself) will pollute the Debugging Page, or such, with badly edited and erroneous `draft' ideas, and then, who would like to read this page? 2. I edited this Page by adding my message. And what if some user removes all messages, editing the Page to empty? ----------------- Serge Mechveliani mechvel@botik.ru On Wed, Nov 15, 2006 at 10:27:59AM +0000, Simon Peyton-Jones wrote:
Way better thank you. Serge -- just follow the links for instructions!
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| > | We should be able to add this to the 'help' button, | > | http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Help:Contents | > ... | > | Now this is strange. The 'Help' link should be on every page, along with | > | the 'Login' button?

Hi
1. People (like myself) will pollute the Debugging Page, or such, with badly edited and erroneous `draft' ideas, and then, who would like to read this page?
The great thing is that people with knowledge can put their knowledge up, and people with a coherent use of English and some editing skill can refine it.
2. I edited this Page by adding my message. And what if some user removes all messages, editing the Page to empty?
We go kill that user :) - there is a Page History, if some user does nasty things, we can revert back to before then. The Yhc manual is entirely on the wiki, and its worked out great. The Hoogle manual is also on the wiki - I wrote about 25% of it, and other helpful people fleshed out the rest - its a great way for the community to work together to get excellent results. Thanks Neil

Hello Neil, Wednesday, November 15, 2006, 2:47:09 PM, you wrote:
The Yhc manual is entirely on the wiki, and its worked out great. The Hoogle manual is also on the wiki - I wrote about 25% of it, and other helpful people fleshed out the rest - its a great way for the community to work together to get excellent results.
and i "write" docs for my libs by putting here my pseudo-English texts and waiting until someone will correct it :) -- Best regards, Bulat mailto:Bulat.Ziganshin@gmail.com
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Bulat Ziganshin
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Neil Mitchell
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Serge D. Mechveliani