Members,

I have tried to read the endless posts to the Wiki lists, but perhaps I missed something. On Mr. Crocker's test site, did we decide to show on the Users page, that certain members are "editors," and "sysops?" And, if so, what is a "editor?"

I think all members should be aware of this. I have seen no consensus on making anyone an editor. Please explain. Please explain, also, what makes a member an editor?

As Ever,

Ruth Ifcher

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I think Recent Changes and page history are in something like a final, usable, and efficient form. Recent changes shows /all/ changes, without collapsing changes to the same page into one line. Each has a link to a diff page and the history page.

Each entry on the history page now has a link to a diff with the current version, and diff with the immediately previous version. The date and time, rather than the page name, is the link to the revision (it seemed silly to have a pageful of links with the same name).

The diffs are in side-by-side format with context.

Since the last update, I've also finished a few miscellaneous things like Random page, user list, and printable versions (this now works for all pages, even special pages and forms).

The running version is still at (http://www.piclab.com/newwiki/wiki.phtml)

I've set up the Sourceforge bug database at (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=34373&atid=411192) to which the public can add bugs.

The feature request tracker is at (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?group_id=34373&atid=411195)

REQUEST: A useful thing for some non-techie to do would be to go through the old wiki pages of bug reports on the old software, try the new software, and add bugs to the tracker. Now is also a good time to go ahead and add missing features to the feature request tracker so they don't get lost.

Special thanks to Axel and KQ for their diligent QA work.

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