CommunityWiki: BlogControlledByWiki

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Dr. Fridemar Pache
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- he votes in ways that nobody else agrees, then his weight is diminished
 - Suggestion: s/he votes in ways that nobody else agrees, then hir weight counts accordingly. 
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- WikiControlledByBlog
 - Typo: BlogControlledByWiki 
 - I really mean "WikiControlledByBlog" (not BlogControlledByWiki).  What I am thinking in this case is that the use of TransClusion from a bliki (Blog) to incorporate content into a wiki, would be a type of WikiControlledByBlog. 
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- On the OddMuse Editing page add an [This change is a blog-worthy edit.] checkbox or maybe even separate edit area.
 - This is a nice idea to find candidates. The next step would be putting an adequate WikiPragma on it like AskingThisWikiPageBlogsTo: blog If there is only one named author on this page s/he can erase the Asking -part to produce the WikiPragma: ThisWikiPageBlogsTo: blog1  (blog or whatever) 
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- It’s a “blogroll,” a list of the RSS feeds that you are subscribed to
 - Info question: has the CommunityWikiEngine or some other WikiEnging RSS integrated? 
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- such as Communication Design.
 - The author annotated that page too. 
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- DavidCary
 I stumbled across Angela's blog.
 - The author sees with FireFox only white space, right to "links" of the left side. WikiBlogging would fill in the gap with only one stroke: the reader would then see an outsourced ( probably extra polished) Wikipage. (DiigoProgrammers can you see, how useful it would be to have a StickyNoteWiki?) 
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- If more wiki get into BlogControlledByWiki, we could aggregate them all with an aggregator like Planet Planet.
 - Thank you for this suggestion to use additional technology.  As another additional option  the author  suggests  WikiBlogging.  In this  case  an  author,  who  starts  a  page <ul><li>marks  it  simply  as  ThisWikiPageBlogsTo (his blog)</li><li>invites peers who  support the arguments to hir page</li><li>allows  pro/cons  to  annotate  it</li><li>leaves  a  bidirectional  link  to a  contra-page </li></ul>The pro and con authors could even help each other with donating arguments to the counterpart :-) 
 - As sometimes (due to Diigo server problems? ) the annotations show up. I give a copy back to the <a href="http://www.communitywiki.org/en/BlogControlledByWiki">CommunityWiki:BlogControlledByWiki</a>
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- You can see it demonstrated here
 - Currently (2006-11-20.00:30 UTC) I can't see a blog entry. <div class="DivPostBy">Post by <a target="_blank" href="http://www.diigo.com/user/fridemar">fridemar</a> 11-19-2006 Delete Edit</div>
 - This link wasn't processed correctly by the Annotation software. But meanwhile it should be easy to correct.
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- simply because people have a hard time following what’s going on in them.
 - Most of the web users know Wysiwyg. But few are willing to delve into the different 'simple' WikiMarkups. By the way, now the sticky notes here are rich text notes. I suggested to the Diigo programmers to use a local annotation wiki for notes or alternatively source out the notes to external wiki pages. 
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- we are skeptical that outsiders are as interested in them
 - Completely agree with that. 
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- news stories
 announcements
 personal anecdotes
 - * presentations of new ideas 
 - * invitations to collaboration 
 - 1 more sticky notes...
 - please add more uses 
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- People read news in blogs, but not wik
 - I have that pattern too. 
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- People read news in blogs, but not wiki
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Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-22

Suggestion:
s/he votes in ways that nobody else agrees, then hir weight counts accordingly.
Hans Wobbe on 2006-11-23

I really mean "WikiControlledByBlog" (not BlogControlledByWiki). What I am thinking in this case is that the use of TransClusion from a bliki (Blog) to incorporate content into a wiki, would be a type of WikiControlledByBlog.
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-22

Typo: BlogControlledByWiki
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

This is a nice idea to find candidates. The next step would be putting an adequate WikiPragma on it like

AskingThisWikiPageBlogsTo: blog

If there is only one named author on this page s/he can erase the Asking -part to produce the WikiPragma:

ThisWikiPageBlogsTo: blog1 (blog or whatever)
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

Info question: has the CommunityWikiEngine or some other WikiEnging RSS integrated?
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

The author annotated that page too.
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

The author sees with FireFox only white space, right to "links" of the left side. WikiBlogging would fill in the gap with only one stroke: the reader would then see an outsourced ( probably extra polished) Wikipage. (DiigoProgrammers can you see, how useful it would be to have a StickyNoteWiki?)
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-22

As sometimes (due to Diigo server problems? ) the annotations show up. I give a copy back to the CommunityWiki:BlogControlledByWiki
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19
Thank you for this suggestion to use additional technology.
As another additional option the author suggests WikiBlogging. In this case an author, who starts a page
- marks it simply as ThisWikiPageBlogsTo (his blog)
- invites peers who support the arguments to hir page
- allows pro/cons to annotate it
- leaves a bidirectional link to a contra-page
The pro and con authors could even help each other with donating arguments to the counterpart :-)
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-22

This link wasn't processed correctly by the Annotation software. But meanwhile it should be easy to correct.
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-20

Currently (2006-11-20.00:30 UTC) I can't see a blog entry.
Post by fridemar 11-19-2006 Delete Edit
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

Most of the web users know Wysiwyg. But few are willing to delve into the different 'simple' WikiMarkups. By the way, now the sticky notes here are rich text notes. I suggested to the Diigo programmers to use a local annotation wiki for notes or alternatively source out the notes to external wiki pages.
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

Completely agree with that.
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

please add more uses
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

* invitations to collaboration
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

* presentations of new ideas
Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

I have that pattern too.

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Dr. Fridemar Pache on 2006-11-19

If there are more authors on this page, they have to find a consensus. ... somehow. They can of course invite the users, to allow the full wisdom of the community produce the optimal decision.
Hans Wobbe on 2006-11-23

I think that it is a good idea to place as much of the content related to a page, directly into the page, as oppsed to using external annotation systems. However, this is just a guideline and I can already think of quite a few reason to also use an annotation system such as this DiigoServce.

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