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PatrickAnderson: The mechanically generated page at cw is interesting, but would be more valuable if we could filter out search-bots:
It feels to me like viewing a security camera film. Owners have good reason to monitor their property for whatever they consider inappropriate actions, but I think visitors should be informed that they are being recorded, and have “at cost” access to those records.
I wondered if such a feature was available here at OddWiki, so tried
but that doesn’t work.
neither does:
Maybe Alex turned this off for all the OddWiki sub-wikis because of increased storage or processing costs?
SamRose: I believe it is a module or extension, that is not added to OddWiki farm at http://oddwiki.org/odd
SamRose: Welcome HansWobbe, DavidCary! You input is welcome, of course.
MattisManzel, 2007-09-07:
Hi. There are no pages “recent visitors” in the oddwiki-hive. The oddwiki-hive neither has the background colors for languages - [en] [fr] … - nor tags implemented. In the eArt-, kabo- and obm-wiki-hives “recent visitors”, the colored backgrounds and the tags work. A page called RecentVisitors is traditionally a low barrier page to say: Hi. “I’ve been here.” This is an important function, I think, and should be kept (like on this wiki). I call the function “recent readers” therefore, linking it from the recent changes (which I call changes or hive-changes in case it’s a main-wiki for a wiki-hive [1]). There is a scent of surveillance, true, but every geocities page or similar has such a function in far greater detail since many years already.
Fido 2010-04-17 Hello KeithHopper, SamRose, PatrickAnderson, LionKimbro, DavidCary, HansWobbe, MattisManzel and anonymous contributors. Your pages here are amazing. Both content and style are spot-on. I guess my edits on your CollectiveProblemSolving also removed the “pages subject to deletion” warning. That’s a good thing. I fantasized throwing myself at the task of heavily editing and updating- reinvigorating your set of pages. Instead, although it is also bold, I decided to sand box with forks of your pages, guiding my own work with templates made by yours. Please see what I’m doing with my sandboxing experiment at OrgoWiki. I was tempted to wait till I could know my longer term plans before showing you my use of your format and texts. I decided to err on the side of an early introduction. I don’t want to make or ask for any promises, primarily because of time constraints, and our lack of history together, but I like the idea that I might get more formally involved with your old thought streams embedded here. Apologies for the non-real name for now. In case you are wondering, I do not have any reason to believe we know each other or necessarily know any people in common (any more than any strangers might).
The path here: I went looking for a good format for my wiki. I searched for days and years (depending how you count). This week we narrowed ourselves down to OddMuse and found a server site. My search for documentation led to OddWiki. A search for OddWiki css led me to your pages here. I’m looking forward to hearing your impressions.
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