I have a few questions about general ic world stuff. Where is the best place to post them?
In more general terms, when is the wiki supposed to be used instead of the forum and vice versa?
Use of wiki vs. forum
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Well, according to Abharsair, the forum or guildboards should be used for discussions while the wiki can be used for posting descriptions, etc. without discussion but for others to follow up and correct or change.
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Re: Use of wiki vs. forum
The Wiki should be used for character profiles, logs and to collaborate on projects. E.g. if you and someone else decide you write your own player house or maybe a little area, you can start a page with the descriptions and layout, restrict the access to the people who participate in it, and start adding to it or improve someone else's typos. Once you are done a wizard then can put it into code.Devi wrote:I have a few questions about general ic world stuff. Where is the best place to post them?
In more general terms, when is the wiki supposed to be used instead of the forum and vice versa?
If you just want to ask several questions the forum would be a better place, unless it contains material which isn't suitable for the public.
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there are a few ways. see the help files, they're seriously useful. RTFM!
Also, it depends on how you want to restrict it, and what you wish to restrict. You can only let certain people read it, but none except yourself change things, you can let the world read it, but only certain ones change it, you can make and use groups [see druids, alchemists, wizards], all kinds of options.
Generally, it goes with the format...
* Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE <comma separated list of names and groups>
you can specify allow or deny, but be careful not to leave allow blank, as it then thinks NO ONE is allowed to make changes.
The help file from the manual is here... http://wiki.geas.de/view/TWiki/TWikiAccessControl
Or, as it's a less and less well kept secret I'm poKerlorin as well, find me in game, and I'll go OOC to chat, or hit my IM from Kerlorin's wiki page http://wiki.geas.de/view/Main/KerLorin
Also, it depends on how you want to restrict it, and what you wish to restrict. You can only let certain people read it, but none except yourself change things, you can let the world read it, but only certain ones change it, you can make and use groups [see druids, alchemists, wizards], all kinds of options.
Generally, it goes with the format...
* Set ALLOWTOPICCHANGE <comma separated list of names and groups>
you can specify allow or deny, but be careful not to leave allow blank, as it then thinks NO ONE is allowed to make changes.
The help file from the manual is here... http://wiki.geas.de/view/TWiki/TWikiAccessControl
Or, as it's a less and less well kept secret I'm poKerlorin as well, find me in game, and I'll go OOC to chat, or hit my IM from Kerlorin's wiki page http://wiki.geas.de/view/Main/KerLorin