Re: [LogiLogi-list] about /Free_Software/Web

Again much more good stuff than I can answer to now, but here already
some short answers:

> Wybo,
> 
> This logi you've just extended is certainly the best I've read
> explaining the need for freedom on the web. Also, I'd appreciate
> further reading if you have.

The second RMLL-presentation might be interesting :)

> = Libre Community Network
> My logi about "Red comunitaria libre" (which is just a tiny rough
> paragraph) has a lot to do with your writings, or I rather say that
> what you just wrote could be the base or starting philosophy point of
> the concept/idea/project I'm trying to develop. I've been thinking
> about this ideas for some time now, and I've always thought that the
> first step to take toward the concretion was to create a place where
> to debate on how to build itself up, and we could say that step has
> been taken, so next, I'll write down my proposal.

Ok. Good. Interested :)

About this logi, it's best to use English tags even for non-English
logis.

> = Rating over changes
> When I read the first stub of /Free_Software/Web, I thought it was ok
> but not complete and I just rate it 3/5. Now, after the additions I
> think it is a solid 5/5. I already asked Wybo about how this was
> managed, and ratings are reset every week I think, so this is good,
> but we could do it some other way, for example it occurs me that when
> a logi is modified we could set to "modifiable" the rating (so we are
> able to rate it again one time). Other way would be to just liberate
> the rating to always be modifiable, but I guess you already have some
> good reason for not doing this.

Having no limit on ratings by the same user on the same logi causes
trouble with users that keep clicking, adding their power multiple
times. On OgOg we had one user achieving a voting-power of 60 in this
manner...

> = It's LL time
> We've come to know about other projects that are on the same or
> similar paths as LL during the last time, and I certainly see this is
> very encouraging as it gives us the notion of great moment for the
> philosophy debate online type of projects to arise. This is both
> driven by the needs and the circumstances, and I see all are
> converging now... You Wybo are certainly on the eye of the storm right
> now and one can feel it although far away :)

:)

> = Logilogi and the "right way"
> I was writing some thoughts [0] to the list, but decided to just write
> to LL, and it feels good :)

A good logi :)

> = Writing from peergroup?
> Does it matter what peer-group we are in to post a logi?

Nope, not yet, but been thinking about giving it some default initial,
but powerless rating in that case.

> = User Interfase
> My bad, but I haven't spent time on the UI and rather writing and
> researching a little bit. I'll probably spend the weekend over the UI
> to finally commit it.

Ok. Looking forward to it.

Also to Miguels remark removal code & Steffens JS compression-fix :)

(& the patches by our newly welcomed pplz)

Wybo