Re: [Palindrome] Wikivisitors?

[Eric Albert <Eric ericalbert net>]

Great, thanks!  Just to make sure: this wiki is invisible to public eye, 
and is *not* indexed by Google or any other search engine, right?  (We had 
a problem with this last year for our message archive.)

Oh, and is there any quick way to change all the fonts?  The opening page 
seems hard to read compared to, say, Wikipedia pages.

-- Eric

>Hi all.
> 
>I don't know whether we are going to try to re-imagine the wiki I created 
>last year for ACRONYM or start from scratch.  I guess I'll now throw open 
>to the Palindromian masses said wiki, which I previously told a couple of 
>people about.  It is here:
> 
><https://wikronym.pbwiki.com/>https://wikronym.pbwiki.com/
> 
>and the password is:
> 
>janus555  (changed from last year)
> 
>It still has much ACRO-scrawl on it, which would need to be erased page 
>by page (easy enough to do) -- the structure is the important thing.  
>Unlike last year when I had loads of time, I do not have time to do it 
>this year, although I welcome others to shape it as they see fit, if this 
>is what we will use.
> 
>A page of online resources, which is a good thing to get familiar with, 
>is here:
> 
><https://wikronym.pbwiki.com/Resource%20Page>https://wikronym.pbwiki.com/Resource%20Page
> 
> 
>I can easily set up "read-only" privileges for guests (different 
>password) from my home computer, which I will do if people want me to.
> 
>Go, Og! (caveman cheer),
> 
>Tinhorn (Dave Shukan)
> 
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> 
> 
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Eric ericalbert net
>To: jenny gutbezahl gmail com; palindrome cosmos phy tufts edu
>Sent: Thu, 14 Dec 2006 12:23 PM
>Subject: Re: [Palindrome] Wikivisitors?
>
>
>
>>It occurs to me that during the hunt it is often advisable to call 
>>outsiders 
>for help.  For example, I'm active in an online music community that 
>could be 
>very helpful for the puzzle (that I'm sure Spelvin and/or Lunch Boy is 
>busily 
>constructing right this minute) requiring initmate knowledge of indie 
>bands. In 
>the past, I've directed those I've called for assistance to the relevant 
>hunt 
>page, but it would be great if there were some type of guest privileges 
>that we 
>could allow for the wiki.  Not being a programmer, I have no idea if this 
>is a 
>trivial fix to the existing wiki or would require more effort than its 
>worth.  
>But I'm sure I'm not the only one who calls for outside help, and if it's 
>not 
>too onerous to add this, maybe our wikimaster (is that Artistry?) could 
>take a 
>look at the issue. 
>>
>>Hathor (Jenny G)
>
>This could make sense.
>
>One thing that would be really great would be to have the wiki up as soon 
>as 
>possible so that all of us could play with it, get it into usable shape, 
>and, 
>most importantly, get used to using its commands.  Who is in charge of 
>the wiki, 
>and how hard would this be?
>
>-- Eric