I did. QuyenArana On Friday, April 11, 2003, at 08:52 AM, Robert Horowitz wrote: > Is it advised (or not) to register ourselves on your WIKI sites? > > -----Original Message----- > From: Alan Shields [mailto:[log in to unmask]] > Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2003 4:55 PM > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: Wiki > > > I have two Wikis up and running that everyone is free to play with. > They are live sites, but if you go to the SandBox (instructions below), > you are free to edit anything in the SandBox, and read anything on the > rest of the site[1]. > > The two Wikis are: > > TWiki: > http://opensource.microarray.omrf.org/wiki/bin/view/Sandbox/WebHome > > WikkiTikkiTavi: > http://fundresearch.org/Wiki/SandBox.html > > Check out the rest of the site to see what you think. I hope to discuss > a bit about possible uses at the next ISG meeting, as well as > demonstrate behavior. > > There is one other commonly used, open source wiki engine out there: > Moin Moin. I do not currently have it installed, and, honestly, I'd > rather not run it. I already maintain two Wiki engines, that's more > than enough for me. > > If someone else would volunteer to run it, however, that would be fine. > > Update on time server status: got swamped. I've taken the steps needed, > however, and in a few days time.isg.omrf.org will be up and running. If > you're interested, ask me about it before or during the ISG meeting. > > Thanks, > Alan > > [1]NB: you CAN edit the entire site. Please don't, unless you have > something to add. SandBox can be used for anything and everything, > however. > Quyen Arana OSP & MCBI 271 - 7683