| #1. New project: WikiWikiWiki |
| Published: 2024-06-08 [Sat] 18:14, by |
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Greetings, https://wiki.gikopoi.com has been launched. Source code @ https://github.com/153/wikiwikiwiki |
| #2. |
| Published: 2024-06-09 [Sun] 17:14, by |
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Taocana suggested making ?weekly? backups of the wiki. Any thoughts on this? It would be easy enough to do; the wiki is flatfile and no quasi-personal data like IPs or usernames are stored in the page-data directory. Feel free to edit and make pages as you see fit. https://wiki.gikopoi.com/w/ToDo is our current development roadmap. |
| #3. |
| Published: 2024-06-09 [Sun] 20:52, by |
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>>2 yes i am not taocana and this is an excellent idea taocana is soooo hot look at that seaweed omggggggggggggghhhhhhhh |
| #4. |
| Published: 2024-06-10 [Mon] 19:04, by |
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>>2 backup tarballs weekly or monthly would be cool. but it's fine to just have an rsync server. |
| #5. Poll: SJIS vs monospace by default? |
| Published: 2024-06-18 [Tue] 15:20, by |
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Dear wiki editors and other forum members: I am currently using ``` code tags ``` to render <pre><code> regions via Mistune -- markdown renderer -- but there is a problem. There are cases where we sometimes want SJIS/AA art for these <pre><code> regions and other times when we want monospaced fonts (eg: ascii art, code, irc logs). So here's the question: what should be the default behavior? See: https://wiki.gikopoi.com/o/SandBox.5, preview and textarea I'm leaning towards making SJIS art be the default case and monospaced be the exception, which you can specify like ```m monospaced text ``` Main arguments for making SJIS/AA be the default: * it's easier to imagine a case where there are multiple SJIS arts on a page than multiple code/log/ascii regions * marking multiple preformat regions as "m" is easier than marking multiple SJIS regions as "aa" or "sjis" * generally speaking, code/irc logs still look okay in SJIS fonts while SJIS art is almost never acceptable in monospaced fonts * we are a wiki that caters to SJIS art enthusiasts |
| #6. |
| Published: 2024-06-18 [Tue] 16:02, by |
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>>2 Weekly backups sound like a great idea. As far as I'm concerned, every single website needs some kind of built-in, automatic backup generation for important material, ideally publicly exportable, so that the users of the site have an easier time mirroring everything important should the original site go down. |
| #7. |
| Published: 2024-06-25 [Tue] 07:19, by |
| Hi guys |
| #8. |
| Published: 2025-04-24 [Thu] 08:45, by |
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I'd like to add WritingPhilosophy to the homepage. Feel free to revise or offer suggestions: https://wiki.gikopoi.com/w/WritingPhilosophy |
| #9. |
| Published: 2025-04-24 [Thu] 18:39, by |
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>>8 done |
| #10. |
| Published: 2025-04-30 [Wed] 03:29, by |
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>>9 Thanks. I can imagine this would be nice as a series of articles, with each written by a different contributor. Is anyone interested in writing WritingPhilosophy2? Also, I'd like to interview some gikopoi users for the GikoInterviews category. How they use the site, how they found it, suggestions for technical improvement, etc. If anyone reads this and is interested, let me know and I'll interview you. |