[documentation] SUMMARY for Proposal to open up editing rights

[Steven Peck]

It's not 'lowest access' or 'lowest context' pages.  It's all that do
not use Full HTML filter, which is most of them ( I think over a
thousand pages).  We have better tools now then the last time this was
tried so it will be interesting to see the results.

On Wed, Sep 10, 2008 at 12:14 PM, Emma Jane Hogbin
<emmajane at xtrinsic.com> wrote:
> Addison Berry wrote:
>> My personal feeling is that we give it a try for the trial period and
>> if things seem too chaotic, close it up and then pursue the more
>> restrictive options. We can leave item #3 open for discussion the rest
>
> +1.
>
> In my own words I think this means: allow d.o users to edit the
> lowest-access pages and/or the lowest-context pages for the trial period
> of one month. "Restrict" editing access to the high profile pages such
> as the handbook (and theme guide) for now.
>
> There are bells and whistles I'd like to see implemented, but I'd also
> like to see how the masses deal with individual, contributed pages that
> don't really fit "well" right now. Will they expand the content, will
> they re-write the pages to make them better? Will they be inspired to
> write new pages to fill in the blanks? WHO KNOWS! Let's give the
> community the benefit of the doubt on the pages we think could use the
> most TLC and see what kinds of awesome they come up with. :)
>
> regards,
> emma
>
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