i have done such development for private concern and Quality management systems. It is a devel function... http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:tips:censure JMM 2007/12/27, Yann <yann.hamon@xxxxxxxxx>: > > Hello list, > > I wanted to share you one of my concerns. Vandalism is one of the biggest > threats to wikis: either by bots or by humans, wikis get spammed or altered > in a bad way. This could be solved easily by forcing people to register to > be able to edit pages. Even though, it is not perfect, as people could > register and vandalise the page, and as it makes contributing more > difficult. Wikipedia tryes to solve that problem with "starring" good and > reliable articles, and preventing people to edit other articles. > > What I would want is a "Development version" and a "Released version" for > every page. The released version would be, in fact, an alias to a specific > version of the page, reviewed and certified correct and non vandaliserd by a > moderator/registered user/whatever. The "Edit" version would be the version > everybody would be able to change. > > I'll try to be more precise: this is a short part of the history for the > main page of my wiki: > > > - Le 13/12/2007, à 16:38 > accueil<http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/accueil?rev=1197560282>– > fabien26 > - Le 30/11/2007, à 04:36 > accueil<http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/accueil?rev=1196393801>– > bioman > > And here is what I would want, if I am logged in as a moderator: > > > - Le 13/12/2007, à 16:38 > accueil<http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/accueil?rev=1197560282>– fabien26 > - *click here to make this version the production version* > - Le 30/11/2007, à 04:36 > accueil<http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/accueil?rev=1196393801>– bioman > - *actual production version* > > On a more technical point of view: the process that says that the page > "accueil" should point to the latest edited version would need to be > changed, in point to the latest released version. That process would be > different for the edit page, where you should get the latest edit. > > Sorry if I am trying to predict the future, but I think this is really > something to look at - would lower the stress on huge wiki moderators (quite > a bad publicity if your main pages get vandalized several times a day), and > still allow everybody to contribute without registration. It would also > higher the level of quality for the pages as it would include review. > > Is this something that can be integrated directly in dokuwiki, or > eventually released as plugin? I would also love some feedback on the > idea... maybe it already exists? didn't find any plugin in the dokuwiki > list... > > > Yann > > > > > > > >