Kitchen.GroundRules (r1.1 vs. r1.4)
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 <<O>>  Difference Topic GroundRules (r1.4 - 04 May 2005 - CarolynJohnston)

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Ground rules for participation

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As for ground rules, we ask simply that you refrain from posting flames, spam, and trivia, and warn that if you do post it, someone will delete it in short order.

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Godwin's Law: As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one.

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 <<O>>  Difference Topic GroundRules (r1.3 - 01 May 2005 - CarolynJohnston)

META TOPICPARENT MissionStatement

Ground rules for participation

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<		 Although we do password-protect the blog pages, anybody can edit any of the comment pages, and create entirely new pages with their own content: that's how Wikis work. Why doesn't this lead to chaos?
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>		 Although we do password-protect the blog pages, anybody can edit any of the comment pages, and create entirely new pages with their own content: that's how Wikis work.

Why doesn't this lead to chaos?


Here's a quote from the WikiCulture page:


 <<O>>  Difference Topic GroundRules (r1.2 - 01 May 2005 - CarolynJohnston)

META TOPICPARENT MissionStatement

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>		 Although we do password-protect the blog pages, anybody can edit any of the comment pages, and create entirely new pages with their own content: that's how Wikis work. Why doesn't this lead to chaos?

Here's a quote from the WikiCulture page:

Any and all information can be deleted by anyone. Wiki pages represent nothing but discussion and consensus because it's much easier to delete flames, spam and trivia than to indulge them. What remains is naturally meaningful.

If you've never seen a Wiki, we recommend you visit the greatest Wiki of them all: Wikipedia.

As for ground rules, we ask simply that you refrain from posting flames, spam, and trivia, and warn that if you do post it, someone will delete it in short order.

Godwin's Law: As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one.

Back to: Main Page


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 <<O>>  Difference Topic GroundRules (r1.1 - 30 Apr 2005 - CarolynJohnston)
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Revision r1.1 - 30 Apr 2005 - 21:11 - CarolynJohnston
Revision r1.4 - 04 May 2005 - 05:17 - CarolynJohnston