See
WikiWeblog at
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki, background info at
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/.
contact info is at
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/BillSeitz
Was member of founding team at Medscape (
http://www.medscape.com/). Built the tech team (development, ops, support, etc.). Then spent a couple years at another startup called
AxiomLegal which is kinda a distributed corporate legal firm. Now independent, starting a hosting ASP for
WikiWeblog handling -
http://www.wikilogs.com/ - and an ASP for private team wiki collaboration -
http://www.teamflux.com/.
http://www.isfibromyalgiareal.com/
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/BookList
Jun'03 - enjoying
DavidSchmaltz's first book,
TheBlindMenAndTheElephant.
Thoughts (rough) on InterWiki, WikiPortal, MultiWiki, etc. (Apr11'01) (and see my more recent page at
http://webseitz.fluxent.com/wiki/WikiWeb)
(I use ZWiki, not that it matters much, though it's reminding me of varying tagging styles across
WikiClones...)
I want to run multiple wikis, many of them personal/private, so that
- I can control namespaces of multiple projects (e.g. each ProjectWiki has a UserStories page, without having to resort to Project1UserStores, Projects2UserStories, etc.)
- Searches and RecentChanges have a narrow scope/context
- Different wikis can have different access rights
I also want to be an active member of multiple other wiki-based communities
- want to track RecentChanges in each, and jumping from one to the other is a bit of a pain
- being able to track just a subset of pages for changes would be even cooler
- being able (occasionally) to search across a particular set of Wikis would be good, too. Partial credit for at least being able to search on WikiNames, not page contents.
When I'm writing a
WikiPage, I'd like to be able to link to a
WikiPage outside the current
WikiSpace
- most often, I'll be in one of "my" Wikis, and want to link to another of my Wikis
- but sometimes I'll want to link across hosting environments
- and of course the point is that I want to be able to do that in a way as close as possible in style to a local WikiName reference. The other extreme of course is just using the plain old fully-qualified URL for the non-local WikiPage.
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