[MD] MoQ Wiki

[David Harding]

Hi Mr. Peeters,

Nice job cleaning up the wiki. An MOQ wiki raises the 
obvious question, with so much disagreement here, of what 
rules do we have for content. I've done a quick browse of 
wikipedias golden NOPV rule here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Neutral_point_of_view.

It has a few interesting topics such as

"There's no such thing as objectivity"

"Giving "equal validity""

"Bias"  to name just a few..

Give it a read it's very enlightening but something which I 
don't have much time for right now (in the middle of exams).

But a more pressing issue.  Have you thought about adding a 
discussion page to each page like wikipedia has to discuss 
page content?  With MOQers being quite philosophical it 
might at times be hard to distinguish between a page 
content discussion and a philosophical one but to avoid 
'page content wars' discussion pages are necessary so that 
disagreements can take place there rather than on the pages 
themselves.

Moreover, I'm aware that MD has difficulties coming to a 
consensus on very basic issues sometimes but we've made a 
lot of progress and I think we should at least attempt to 
show this in a wiki.  In other words, I'm all for your 
efforts, keep it up!

Finally, in a few weeks when I've finished exams I look 
forward to adding content of my own.

Cheers,

David.

Gert-Jan Peeters wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I'm proud to announce that the MoQ Wiki has had a little face-lift.
> 
> You can visit by following the link placed on www.moq.org 
> <http://www.moq.org/>
> Or go here <http://grat.dyndns.org/moq/pmwiki.php>
> 
> Thank you for your attention.
> 
> G. Peeters
> 
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