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(...and then I thought, well, why not try to document the SMW implementation as a separate version?) |
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* [[/rating_log]]: log of ratings | * [[/rating_log]]: log of ratings | ||
* [[/edit_log]]: log of everything ''except'' ratings | * [[/edit_log]]: log of everything ''except'' ratings | ||
| + | ** [[/edit_log_field]]: details of what changed | ||
==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]] | ||
Revision as of 23:29, 3 January 2013
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- /question: a decision to be made
- /answer: a possible choice
- /rating: ratings (votes)
- /rating_log: log of ratings
- /edit_log: log of everything except ratings
- /edit_log_field: details of what changed
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):