Daniel Ehrenberg wrote:
I was thinking that people would edit the category on
Wikipedia (they could manually choose their blocking
settings, protected by a seperate password for
parents) and edupedia would have the categories all
blocked by default (unless the categories included
unobjectionable material) with no changing of this
with accounts. The categories could only be edited on
Wikiedia, not edupedia, so no permissions would be
required.
The value of having categories on Edupedia itself
is that the Edupedia project might make judgements
that Wikipedia itself cannot (such as what is "mature content").
Also, the Sifter paradigm allows referring to
specific versions in the history of a Wikipedia article;
Edupedia might assign different versions to different categories
while Wikipedia probably would not.
-- Toby