[MD] The (new and improved) MOQ Wiki

[David Harding]

david buchanan wrote:
> David Harding said:
> I've been doing some updates to the MOQ Wiki. ...I feel I just had to 
> make it known I've made them, as every turn I make on it, 
> opportunities just seem to spring up from everywhere and even if just 
> one of you starts to help out, that'll double the workforce right 
> there... I'll be continuing to add to it as time goes on so if your 
> disappointed now, check back later. Suggestions? Comments?
>
> dmb says:
> I'm still not quite sure about this Wiki thing. I'm worried about the 
> MOQ Wiki in particular. I clicked on "questions", for example, and 
> found a series of ridiculous questions that look a lot more like 
> mockery than anything else. Looks like maybe even the hoaxters of 
> Liverpool wrote them. And if the purpose of Wiki is to provide 
> descriptions and definitions to those who are not yet familiar, then 
> the site will mislead people just as they're being introduced to the 
> MOQ. Bums me out, man.
>

Hi dmb.

I appreciate your well thought out comment.  If your not going to 
participate and change what you don't like, that's on there, then a 
comment is the next best thing.

In response to your concerns. 

Firstly.  I can tell you I'm the only person to have edited the MOQ Wiki 
in possibly more than six months.  I can also say that while I did not 
ask the questions on the Questions section I saw nothing indicating to 
me they were folly (a good perspective to take) and so responded to them 
according to my own understanding.   I claim no moral authority on the 
MOQ and understood while I wrote my answers that if someone didn't agree 
with what I had written they could simply change it themselves or 
complain about a response on the Discussions page for that page (every 
page has one).  The last and worst option would be that someone not 
participate at all.

Anyway, if you like I'll remove the Questions page altogether if that's 
what you want?  Or the offending questions?  Or have you got some 
questions you'd like on there?  Actually, please tell me questions you'd 
like on there!

Not having attended the first ever MOQ Conference it appears a shame to 
me that the events of more than a year ago now, are going to hinder what 
I see as something with as yet completely untapped potential.

Right now for me though, I would like it to be as friendly to newcomers 
as humanly possible.  So your feedback, if that's all there is, was 
welcomed.

Cheers for now, I've got some MOQ Wikipages to create!

David.