Difference between revisions of "InstaGov/schema"

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==Tables==
 
==Tables==
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===Common===
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* [[/post]]: a piece of text which can be modified
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===Liquid Agenda===
 
* [[/question]]: a decision to be made
 
* [[/question]]: a decision to be made
 
* [[/answer]]: a possible choice
 
* [[/answer]]: a possible choice
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* [[/edit_log]]: log of everything ''except'' ratings
 
* [[/edit_log]]: log of everything ''except'' ratings
 
** [[/edit_log_field]]: details of what changed
 
** [[/edit_log_field]]: details of what changed
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===Debate Mapper===
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* [[/claim]]
 
==Alternatives==
 
==Alternatives==
 
Much of the data structure could be handled using [[Semantic MediaWiki]]. For now, I've decided not to use that (in order to minimize platform dependence), but I keep perseverating about how useful it might be -- so here is where I will make any notes for potentially doing it that way instead (or as an alternative version of the software; no harm in having multiple implementations which might work out better in some situations):
 
Much of the data structure could be handled using [[Semantic MediaWiki]]. For now, I've decided not to use that (in order to minimize platform dependence), but I keep perseverating about how useful it might be -- so here is where I will make any notes for potentially doing it that way instead (or as an alternative version of the software; no harm in having multiple implementations which might work out better in some situations):
 
* [[/SMW]]
 
* [[/SMW]]

Latest revision as of 21:02, 12 March 2013

Tables

Common

  • /post: a piece of text which can be modified

Liquid Agenda

Debate Mapper

Alternatives

Much of the data structure could be handled using Semantic MediaWiki. For now, I've decided not to use that (in order to minimize platform dependence), but I keep perseverating about how useful it might be -- so here is where I will make any notes for potentially doing it that way instead (or as an alternative version of the software; no harm in having multiple implementations which might work out better in some situations):