On 18.10.2007 04:08:10, River Tarnell wrote: We've been thinking of MediaWiki as the toolserver homepage (http://tools.wikimedia.de) months ago with rob or greg iirc, and we've come to the conclusion that we'd better want a static page (as the current one), due to aspects like meta having a better availibilty and such. I can't see what a MediaWiki could do other than being a homepage? (Not that I'm against setting up a wiki, just curious to know what it shall do ;)) Leon -- Leon Weber, leon(a)leonweber.de blog: https://leonweber.de/blog jabber: leowe(a)jabber.ccc.de (icq: 261067046) irc: LeonWP (irc.freenode.net) GPG: 0x8E04D7FC -- I don't have an email address. I reached an age where my main purpose is not to receive messages. (Umberto Eco)

I've been calling for MediaWiki installation for ages. I think every user on TS should have his own page available to have the possibility to describe his tools (much more flexible and systematically than by writing static pages) and talk pages to get some public feedback. (IMO the best configuration would be the configuration when TS users can edit all pages and non TS users only talk pages) IMO it's better to have feedback for tools on one place than spreaded across many wikis on user's pages. There should be also namespace Tool: to describe every single tool (people sometime don't remember who's the owner of the tool). Also the meta content should be moved. Plus many other reasons to start it. Got some more ideas to share if there would be interest on them... I'm interested in / willing to take care about setting the wiki structure on it once installed. Kind regards Danny B.