Re: [gnso-ppsc-wg] WIKI Updates and Suggestions

[Cheryl Langdon-Orr <cheryl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

We could always annotate our edits / comments with <initials>   to track 
changes in the Wiki documentation...
<CLO>  just a thought ...

CLO

Thomas Roessler wrote:
> Been there, found it was hell, stopped doing it.
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> Thomas Roessler, W3C  <tlr@xxxxxx>
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> On 13 Mar 2009, at 18:55, Ken Bour wrote:
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> > Another idea I had to simulate the redlining concept is to make use 
> > of strikethrough and/or certain symbols to show edits within the 
> > document.  All we would need is a convention so that everyone is 
> > working from the same understanding as to its usage/meaning.  One 
> > idea would be to put new text inside symbols like “< >” (we just have 
> > to make sure that it’s not a reserved WIKI symbol).  Another 
> > important factor is who made the change; for that, maybe we could use 
> > “\”.  I tested these symbols and they appear to work without causing 
> > unexpected results on the WIKI page.
> > As an example, if I wanted to take the following line and edit it 
> > using this approach:
> > [Note: you need HTML enabled in your email reader to see the 
> > strikethrough text below].