Quoting Rowan Collins rowan.collins@gmail.com:
On 31/05/05, Joel Konkle-Parker jjk3@msstate.edu wrote:
I understand that wikis deal with articles and diffs to those articles. Can MediaWiki (or any other wiki system) deal with groups of related diffs that
get
applied to multiple articles all at once? This would be similar to
changesets
in BitKeeper or subversion repositories.
MediaWiki? No. Other wikis? Who knows, someone might be crazy enough to implement it, but it's not a "standardly wiki" thing to want to do, if that makes any sense. The principle interface of a ("normal"/"traditional") wiki is a single-page-at-a-time web interface, whereas what you're referring to sounds more like a "submit a whole bunch of changes" interface. Not that there aren't advantages to that, but not for the "many users doing many things" nature of wikis.
Yeah, I realize it's not a standard wiki way of doing things, but this type of thing would be perfect for what I have in mind. Thanks for the thoughtful reply.
Anyone happen to know of something that can do this?
-- Joel Konkle-Parker Webmaster [Ballsome.org]
E-mail [jjk3@msstate.edu]