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-pagetitle: "notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It'll be much more than that, eventually."
-author: onefang
-feedatom: https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/notYetAnotherWiki/atom
-history: https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/notYetAnotherWiki/log/index.md
-sourcecode: https://sledjhamr.org/cgit/notYetAnotherWiki/
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-notYetAnotherWiki is not another wiki, at least not yet. It'll be much
-more than that, eventually.
-
-So to start with it's not a wiki.  It's currently a way to create a web
-site with CommonMark wiki markup, using git to update the content.
-
-So it's not a wiki, yet.
-
-Next comes accounts and online editing of content with the web pages. 
-It'll then barely be a wiki.
-
-The missing bit is talk pages, which requires some sort of archiving chat
-system built into the thing.  Now it's Yet Another Wiki.
-
-Finally comes the magic, so it's "not Yet Another Wiki", it's much more
-than that.
-
-A web forum is basically a web based chat system with archiving.  We got
-that now, we can just say it's a web forum as well.  Just leave off the
-wiki page bit.
-
-Only difference between an instant messaging system and a web forum is
-how fast it runs.  So just make this fast, then we can call it an instant
-messaging system.
-
-Put email behind a web forum, you got a mailing list with a web archive.
-
-An issue tracker is basically a wiki type page with the forum style
-messages, and often an email control system.  Only that last bit needs to
-be added.
-
-A lot of projects will put together all of these things to support their
-users.  Different systems, different accounts, same info.  Too much "Oh,
-that's in the forum somewhere" on the mailing list or whatever.
-
-notYetAnotherWiki puts it all together as a single system, with multiple
-ways of using it depending on what the users want, and ways of organising
-the useful info that makes it's way into the system one way or another.
-
-Someone comes into your chat system, asking for help, within minutes
-people are helping out and come up with a working solution.  After a few
-other people turn up with the same problem, the existing conversations
-are moved to the decumentation section, where the original participants
-and others can polish it into proper documentation about solving what has
-suddenly become a common problem.  Every one knows where to find it, on
-the one system.  They can chat about it, on the one system.
-
-## What does it do already?
-
-Currently it'll scan the current directory and subdirectories rooking for
-.md files in CommonMark syntax.  This should cover some MarkDown
-variations.  Then it produces .HTML files converted from these .md files,
-and links them all together into a web site.
-
-git is used to store the .md files, and provides edit history.  Added on
-the footer is links to cgit, which is used to store the files in git on
-your server.  This provides acces to the source code, history, and ATOM
-feed for the site.
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