[Foundation-l] Community project?

[Birgitte SB]

--- Darko Bulatovic <mail at itam.ws> wrote:

> Bence Damokos wrote:
> > It doesn't matter, which es: are we speaking
> about...
> > The same idea came up recently on the wikitech-l
> mailing list, and I
> > strongly support it.
> >
> > I think it could be started, by copying the
> English Wikipedias Tools and
> > bots pages to a central place, and then people
> from all over (including en)
> > could start adding their own, and making
> translations, creating simple
> > how-to (how-to use XY script, how to localise XY
> script, and not really a
> > how-to: How to improve this script, and who can
> help improving it)
> >
> > Any other ideas
> >
> > Bence
> >
> >   
> Very good idea.
> 
> Darko
> 

I also think this is a good idea.  Don;t just limit
this to scripts, I think discussion of techniques
would be good also.  One suggestion is to make an
effort to split things up by technical ability.  A lot
of smaller projects do not have very many technically
skilled people. And most technical people seem to lump
tools together even a few of them need much less
experience to use than others.  If the page pointed
these editors to things that they might able to use
based on skill level it would be even more useful I
think.  

Birgitte SB

Birgitte SB

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