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- tav <tav@espians.com> Jul 11 05:18AM +0100 ^
Hey all,
Thanks for all the fantastic feedback. I've made some minor changes:
* "Projections" are now "Objectives" (thanks to Randy Fisher).
* "Tribe" is now "Stream".
* Discussion pages are now enabled for objectives (thanks to Alex Rollin).
Hope that makes the system easier to use.
Alex:
* I haven't yet packaged this up to be deployable on other MediaWiki
instances, but would very much like to. At the moment, I've patched
MediaWiki in a bunch of places and it's a bit messy. Would be very
cool to clean it up and make a completely self-contained open source
Confluence extension.
Wayne:
* One can create a new page and link to it from both an intention and
a need… and thus connect them up. Not sure if that's what you were
asking about though…
* I can totally understand that MediaWiki isn't perfect for many
things — and thus my work on Ampify. But I was trying to achieve a
very quick result with this MediaWiki hack.
* Nice idea about checking off needs/intentions. That would be very
cool! Unfortunately MediaWiki doesn't support this natively — however,
it would be possible to add such functionality by creating an
Extension though…
Chris:
* Thank you for the idea to extend the profile info wizard!! It now
prompts you to create/join an objective and to add people to your
stream.
* I'm hoping that the name change from Projection to Objective makes
it clearer. But some documentation would be really nice. David
(Happyseaurchin) has started creating a short video which I hope will
serve this purpose.
Matt:
* Definitely agreed that it needs a user guide — and an event or
something to help bring out it's potential.
* Perhaps we could have a collective skype/irc chat session sometime next week?
Charley:
* Totally agreed that we don't need to duplicate the existing
MediaWiki documentation. Thanks for all the help you've been providing
around the space.
Wael:
* Nice idea about bringing in the geo-location aspect. I hadn't
considered that for MediaWiki at all! How do you see it working in
this context?
Thanks everyone for the great engagement.
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