Hi Jason, Am 30.03.2011 17:25, schrieb Jason Grout: > This is similar to what git does, for example. Every commit has a hash > that is calculated from the contents of that commit *and* the preceding > hash (IIRC). That means that if you have a hash that represents a > certain commit in git, you can be relatively certain (up to how much you > trust the hashing algorithm) that the entire chain of edits from the > start has not been tampered with. I believe Mercurial and Mono do > similar things. Oh, ok. At the moment I do not quite see the connection to trusted linked timestamping. > The nice thing is that you could publish hashes, or if you wanted, just > push your entire repository somewhere (or have someone agree to pull > from your repository periodically). Jup, that is true. Do you know how to write a plugin for dokuwiki? Would it be simple or complicated to write a plugin for dokuwiki, that does something similar as the wordpress plugin? Perhaps using the existing wp-plugins code and libaries? I guess there must be some changes as wordpress uses a database, while dokuwiki does not. Regards, Michael -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://www.dokuwiki.org/mailinglist