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7 <section ids="requirements-for-an-oekonux-wiki" names="requirements\ for\ an\ oekonux\ wiki">
8 <title refid="id1">
9 Requirements for an Oekonux Wiki
10 </title>
11 <topic classes="contents" ids="contents" names="contents">
12 <title>
13 Contents
14 </title>
15 <bullet_list>
16 <list_item>
17 <paragraph>
18 <reference ids="id1" refid="requirements-for-an-oekonux-wiki">
19 Requirements for an Oekonux Wiki
20 </reference>
21 </paragraph>
22 </list_item>
23 <list_item>
24 <paragraph>
25 <reference ids="id2" refid="introduction">
26 Introduction
27 </reference>
28 </paragraph>
29 </list_item>
30 <list_item>
31 <paragraph>
32 <reference ids="id3" refid="requirements">
33 Requirements
34 </reference>
35 </paragraph>
36 <bullet_list>
37 <list_item>
38 <paragraph>
39 <reference ids="id4" refid="non-functional-requirements">
40 Non-functional requirements
41 </reference>
42 </paragraph>
43 </list_item>
44 <list_item>
45 <paragraph>
46 <reference ids="id5" refid="functional-requirements">
47 Functional requirements
48 </reference>
49 </paragraph>
50 </list_item>
51 <list_item>
52 <paragraph>
53 <reference ids="id6" refid="requirements-for-policy-choices">
54 Requirements for policy choices
55 </reference>
56 </paragraph>
57 </list_item>
58 </bullet_list>
59 </list_item>
60 </bullet_list>
61 </topic>
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67 </comment>
68 </section>
69 <section ids="introduction" names="introduction">
70 <title refid="id2">
71 Introduction
72 </title>
73 <paragraph>
74 In
75 <reference name="Project Oekonux" refuri="http://www.oekonux.de/">
76 Project Oekonux
77 </reference>
78 there has been a long discussion about setting
79 up a Wiki for the project. Also several attempts to establish a Wiki
80 have been made. Most of these discussions took place on
81 <reference name="the projekt mailing list" refuri="http://www.oekonux.de/projekt/liste/">
82 the projekt mailing list
83 </reference>
85 which is the organizing body of the project.
86 </paragraph>
87 <paragraph>
88 One of the most important questions was which Wiki software to use.
89 Finally a decision has been made based upon the requirements being
90 raised.
91 </paragraph>
92 <paragraph>
93 The following lists all the requirements which have been found and
94 lists the alternative solutions for them. One reason for this list is
95 to document the design decisions / choices taken and their basis in
96 the requirements. This way it is easier to
97 </paragraph>
98 <bullet_list bullet="*">
99 <list_item>
100 <paragraph>
101 understand the decisions
102 </paragraph>
103 </list_item>
104 <list_item>
105 <paragraph>
106 change decisions while not forgetting about reasons for the original
107 decision
108 </paragraph>
109 </list_item>
110 </bullet_list>
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116 </comment>
117 </section>
118 <section ids="requirements" names="requirements">
119 <title refid="id3">
120 Requirements
121 </title>
122 <section ids="non-functional-requirements" names="non-functional\ requirements">
123 <title refid="id4">
124 Non-functional requirements
125 </title>
126 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" suffix=".">
127 <list_item>
128 <paragraph>
129 The software must have an active developer community and must be
130 Free
131 </paragraph>
132 <field_list>
133 <field>
134 <field_name>
135 Rationale
136 </field_name>
137 <field_body>
138 <paragraph>
139 Only an active developer community of a Free Software
140 project guarantees for a constant development.
141 </paragraph>
142 </field_body>
143 </field>
144 </field_list>
145 <paragraph>
146 Discussion came down to two candidates which met this requirement:
148 <reference name="MediaWiki" refuri="http://wikipedia.sourceforge.net/">
149 MediaWiki
150 </reference>
151 and
152 <reference name="MoinMoin" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/">
153 MoinMoin
154 </reference>
155 . The following requirements list
156 alternative solutions only for these two Wiki implementations.
157 </paragraph>
158 </list_item>
159 <list_item>
160 <paragraph>
161 The software must be easy to use for people used to Wikipedia
162 </paragraph>
163 <field_list>
164 <field>
165 <field_name>
166 Rationale
167 </field_name>
168 <field_body>
169 <paragraph>
170 Because of the overwhelming success of Wikipedia many
171 people are used to the way how Wikipedia is operated.
172 </paragraph>
173 </field_body>
174 </field>
175 <field>
176 <field_name>
177 MediaWiki
178 </field_name>
179 <field_body>
180 <paragraph>
181 Given by definition.
182 </paragraph>
183 </field_body>
184 </field>
185 <field>
186 <field_name>
187 MoinMoin
188 </field_name>
189 <field_body>
190 <paragraph>
191 The typical use cases need to be identified and a
192 special help page must be created for these users.
193 </paragraph>
194 </field_body>
195 </field>
196 </field_list>
197 </list_item>
198 </enumerated_list>
199 <comment xml:space="preserve">
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201 </comment>
202 </section>
203 <section ids="functional-requirements" names="functional\ requirements">
204 <title refid="id5">
205 Functional requirements
206 </title>
207 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" suffix=".">
208 <list_item>
209 <paragraph>
210 Email notification must be possible sending diffs and other changes
211 </paragraph>
212 <field_list>
213 <field>
214 <field_name>
215 Rationale
216 </field_name>
217 <field_body>
218 <paragraph>
219 Email notification is a basic requirement for any
220 offline processing.
221 </paragraph>
222 </field_body>
223 </field>
224 <field>
225 <field_name>
226 MediaWiki
227 </field_name>
228 <field_body>
229 <paragraph>
230 Rumor has it that there is a plug-in for email
231 notification but nobody saw it yet (2005-03-26).
232 </paragraph>
233 </field_body>
234 </field>
235 <field>
236 <field_name>
237 MoinMoin
238 </field_name>
239 <field_body>
240 <paragraph>
241 Supports email notification as diffs for arbitrary pages
242 and page groups (regular expression). Only notifies on moves and
243 deletion of pages.
244 </paragraph>
245 </field_body>
246 </field>
247 </field_list>
248 </list_item>
249 <list_item>
250 <paragraph>
251 It must be possible to limit changeability of a page (for instance
252 for user's pages)
253 </paragraph>
254 <field_list>
255 <field>
256 <field_name>
257 Rationale
258 </field_name>
259 <field_body>
260 <paragraph>
261 Some pages are private pages or should not be changes
262 for other reasons.
263 </paragraph>
264 </field_body>
265 </field>
266 <field>
267 <field_name>
268 MediaWiki
269 </field_name>
270 <field_body>
271 <paragraph>
272 Don't know whether this can be enforced technically.
273 </paragraph>
274 </field_body>
275 </field>
276 <field>
277 <field_name>
278 MoinMoin
279 </field_name>
280 <field_body>
281 <paragraph>
282 Implements access control lists (ACL) allowing for
283 arbitrary rights.
284 </paragraph>
285 </field_body>
286 </field>
287 </field_list>
288 </list_item>
289 <list_item>
290 <paragraph>
291 Categories must be possible
292 </paragraph>
293 <field_list>
294 <field>
295 <field_name>
296 Rationale
297 </field_name>
298 <field_body>
299 <paragraph>
300 With categories can form arbitrary non-hierarchical
301 structures
302 </paragraph>
303 </field_body>
304 </field>
305 <field>
306 <field_name>
307 MediaWiki
308 </field_name>
309 <field_body>
310 <paragraph>
311 Available.
312 </paragraph>
313 </field_body>
314 </field>
315 <field>
316 <field_name>
317 MoinMoin
318 </field_name>
319 <field_body>
320 <paragraph>
321 Available.
322 </paragraph>
323 </field_body>
324 </field>
325 </field_list>
326 </list_item>
327 <list_item>
328 <paragraph>
329 Navigation panels must be available
330 </paragraph>
331 <field_list>
332 <field>
333 <field_name>
334 Rationale
335 </field_name>
336 <field_body>
337 <paragraph>
338 Useful to create overviews.
339 </paragraph>
340 </field_body>
341 </field>
342 <field>
343 <field_name>
344 MediaWiki
345 </field_name>
346 <field_body>
347 <paragraph>
348 Available.
349 </paragraph>
350 </field_body>
351 </field>
352 <field>
353 <field_name>
354 MoinMoin
355 </field_name>
356 <field_body>
357 <paragraph>
358 Available as
359 <literal>
360 Navigation
361 </literal>
362 macro for hierarchical
363 structures and as
364 <literal>
365 PageList
366 </literal>
367 macro for structures based logical
368 expressions on regular expressions over page names.
369 </paragraph>
370 </field_body>
371 </field>
372 </field_list>
373 </list_item>
374 <list_item>
375 <paragraph>
376 A version history must be available
377 </paragraph>
378 <field_list>
379 <field>
380 <field_name>
381 Rationale
382 </field_name>
383 <field_body>
384 <paragraph>
385 Needed to get an overview of the change history of a
386 page.
387 </paragraph>
388 </field_body>
389 </field>
390 <field>
391 <field_name>
392 MediaWiki
393 </field_name>
394 <field_body>
395 <paragraph>
396 Available.
397 </paragraph>
398 </field_body>
399 </field>
400 <field>
401 <field_name>
402 MoinMoin
403 </field_name>
404 <field_body>
405 <paragraph>
406 Available.
407 </paragraph>
408 </field_body>
409 </field>
410 </field_list>
411 </list_item>
412 <list_item>
413 <paragraph>
414 List of changes for a given user must be available
415 </paragraph>
416 <field_list>
417 <field>
418 <field_name>
419 Rationale
420 </field_name>
421 <field_body>
422 <paragraph>
423 Nice to have.
424 </paragraph>
425 </field_body>
426 </field>
427 <field>
428 <field_name>
429 MediaWiki
430 </field_name>
431 <field_body>
432 <paragraph>
433 Available.
434 </paragraph>
435 </field_body>
436 </field>
437 <field>
438 <field_name>
439 MoinMoin
440 </field_name>
441 <field_body>
442 <paragraph>
443 Not available.
444 </paragraph>
445 </field_body>
446 </field>
447 </field_list>
448 </list_item>
449 <list_item>
450 <paragraph>
451 A watch list must be possible reporting about the latest changes
452 for a given set of pages
453 </paragraph>
454 <field_list>
455 <field>
456 <field_name>
457 Rationale
458 </field_name>
459 <field_body>
460 <paragraph>
461 Nice to have.
462 </paragraph>
463 </field_body>
464 </field>
465 <field>
466 <field_name>
467 MediaWiki
468 </field_name>
469 <field_body>
470 <paragraph>
471 Available.
472 </paragraph>
473 </field_body>
474 </field>
475 <field>
476 <field_name>
477 MoinMoin
478 </field_name>
479 <field_body>
480 <paragraph>
481 Can be simulated by email notification.
482 </paragraph>
483 </field_body>
484 </field>
485 </field_list>
486 </list_item>
487 <list_item>
488 <paragraph>
489 Automatic links by using CamelCase (aka WikiWords) must not be the
490 default
491 </paragraph>
492 <field_list>
493 <field>
494 <field_name>
495 Rationale
496 </field_name>
497 <field_body>
498 <paragraph>
499 CamelCase makes sense only in certain language. In
500 particular German is a language where automatic CamelCase links
501 are not too useful.
502 </paragraph>
503 </field_body>
504 </field>
505 <field>
506 <field_name>
507 MediaWiki
508 </field_name>
509 <field_body>
510 <paragraph>
511 CamelCase words never create automatic links.
512 </paragraph>
513 </field_body>
514 </field>
515 <field>
516 <field_name>
517 MoinMoin
518 </field_name>
519 <field_body>
520 <paragraph>
521 The
522 <reference name="NoCamelCase" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/ParserMarket/NoCamelCase">
523 NoCamelCase
524 </reference>
525 plug-in makes this the default.
526 </paragraph>
527 </field_body>
528 </field>
529 </field_list>
530 </list_item>
531 <list_item>
532 <paragraph>
533 Support for other than the standard Wiki syntaxes like
535 <reference name="reStructuredText" refuri="http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html">
536 reStructuredText
537 </reference>
538 must be available
539 </paragraph>
540 <field_list>
541 <field>
542 <field_name>
543 Rationale
544 </field_name>
545 <field_body>
546 <paragraph>
547 All Wiki languages suck so support for more sane
548 syntaxes is a very useful thing. In particular support for
550 <reference name="reStructuredText" refuri="http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html">
551 reStructuredText
552 </reference>
553 being a powerful language and a good candidate
554 for a standard ASCII based markup language.
555 </paragraph>
556 </field_body>
557 </field>
558 <field>
559 <field_name>
560 MediaWiki
561 </field_name>
562 <field_body>
563 <paragraph>
564 There is no support for any other syntax than the
565 MediaWiki syntax.
566 </paragraph>
567 </field_body>
568 </field>
569 <field>
570 <field_name>
571 MoinMoin
572 </field_name>
573 <field_body>
574 <paragraph>
575 Offers several syntaxes by the concept of parsers. Among
576 the available syntaxes are
577 <reference name="reStructuredText" refuri="http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html">
578 reStructuredText
579 </reference>
580 and
581 <reference name="LaTeX" refuri="http://www.latex-project.org/">
582 LaTeX
583 </reference>
584 .
585 </paragraph>
586 </field_body>
587 </field>
588 </field_list>
589 </list_item>
590 <list_item>
591 <paragraph>
592 Arbitrary attachments must be possible
593 </paragraph>
594 </list_item>
595 </enumerated_list>
596 <block_quote>
597 <field_list>
598 <field>
599 <field_name>
600 Rationale
601 </field_name>
602 <field_body>
603 <paragraph>
604 Nice to have to attach arbitrary data to a page. In
605 particular it makes possible to include material not marked up in
606 the Wiki syntax.
607 </paragraph>
608 </field_body>
609 </field>
610 <field>
611 <field_name>
612 MediaWiki
613 </field_name>
614 <field_body>
615 <paragraph>
616 Unknown but probably available.
617 </paragraph>
618 </field_body>
619 </field>
620 <field>
621 <field_name>
622 MoinMoin
623 </field_name>
624 <field_body>
625 <paragraph>
626 Available.
627 </paragraph>
628 </field_body>
629 </field>
630 </field_list>
631 </block_quote>
632 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" start="11" suffix=".">
633 <list_item>
634 <paragraph>
635 Shortcuts for links must be available
636 </paragraph>
637 </list_item>
638 </enumerated_list>
639 <block_quote>
640 <field_list>
641 <field>
642 <field_name>
643 Rationale
644 </field_name>
645 <field_body>
646 <paragraph>
647 In particular it is useful to be able to reference
648 entries in the Oekonux mailing list archive as easy as possible.
649 </paragraph>
650 </field_body>
651 </field>
652 <field>
653 <field_name>
654 MediaWiki
655 </field_name>
656 <field_body>
657 <paragraph>
658 Implements this by templates.
659 </paragraph>
660 </field_body>
661 </field>
662 <field>
663 <field_name>
664 MoinMoin
665 </field_name>
666 <field_body>
667 <paragraph>
668 Implements by InterWiki links.
669 </paragraph>
670 </field_body>
671 </field>
672 </field_list>
673 </block_quote>
674 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" start="12" suffix=".">
675 <list_item>
676 <paragraph>
677 Page templates must be available
678 </paragraph>
679 </list_item>
680 </enumerated_list>
681 <block_quote>
682 <field_list>
683 <field>
684 <field_name>
685 Rationale
686 </field_name>
687 <field_body>
688 <paragraph>
689 Page templates are a good way to support policy
690 decisions by offering standard templates for all page types.
691 </paragraph>
692 </field_body>
693 </field>
694 <field>
695 <field_name>
696 MediaWiki
697 </field_name>
698 <field_body>
699 <paragraph>
700 Not available.
701 </paragraph>
702 </field_body>
703 </field>
704 <field>
705 <field_name>
706 MoinMoin
707 </field_name>
708 <field_body>
709 <paragraph>
710 Available.
711 </paragraph>
712 </field_body>
713 </field>
714 </field_list>
715 </block_quote>
716 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" start="13" suffix=".">
717 <list_item>
718 <paragraph>
719 It must be possible to revert page changes
720 </paragraph>
721 </list_item>
722 </enumerated_list>
723 <block_quote>
724 <field_list>
725 <field>
726 <field_name>
727 Rationale
728 </field_name>
729 <field_body>
730 <paragraph>
731 Useful to undo unwanted changes.
732 </paragraph>
733 </field_body>
734 </field>
735 <field>
736 <field_name>
737 MediaWiki
738 </field_name>
739 <field_body>
740 <paragraph>
741 Available.
742 </paragraph>
743 </field_body>
744 </field>
745 <field>
746 <field_name>
747 MoinMoin
748 </field_name>
749 <field_body>
750 <paragraph>
751 Available.
752 </paragraph>
753 </field_body>
754 </field>
755 </field_list>
756 </block_quote>
757 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" start="14" suffix=".">
758 <list_item>
759 <paragraph>
760 It must be possible to know who did a change in a page
761 </paragraph>
762 </list_item>
763 </enumerated_list>
764 <block_quote>
765 <field_list>
766 <field>
767 <field_name>
768 Rationale
769 </field_name>
770 <field_body>
771 <paragraph>
772 Nice to have.
773 </paragraph>
774 </field_body>
775 </field>
776 <field>
777 <field_name>
778 MediaWiki
779 </field_name>
780 <field_body>
781 <paragraph>
782 Available.
783 </paragraph>
784 </field_body>
785 </field>
786 <field>
787 <field_name>
788 MoinMoin
789 </field_name>
790 <field_body>
791 <paragraph>
792 Available.
793 </paragraph>
794 </field_body>
795 </field>
796 </field_list>
797 </block_quote>
798 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" start="15" suffix=".">
799 <list_item>
800 <paragraph>
801 Offline usage must be possible as far as possible
802 </paragraph>
803 </list_item>
804 </enumerated_list>
805 <block_quote>
806 <field_list>
807 <field>
808 <field_name>
809 Rationale
810 </field_name>
811 <field_body>
812 <paragraph>
813 Not everyone is always online so offline facilities are
814 generally useful. Offline usage includes
815 </paragraph>
816 <bullet_list bullet="*">
817 <list_item>
818 <paragraph>
819 a push feature for change notification
820 </paragraph>
821 </list_item>
822 <list_item>
823 <paragraph>
824 browsing
825 </paragraph>
826 </list_item>
827 <list_item>
828 <paragraph>
829 editing
830 </paragraph>
831 </list_item>
832 </bullet_list>
833 </field_body>
834 </field>
835 <field>
836 <field_name>
837 MediaWiki
838 </field_name>
839 <field_body>
840 <paragraph>
841 Not available. At most email notification is available.
842 </paragraph>
843 </field_body>
844 </field>
845 <field>
846 <field_name>
847 MoinMoin
848 </field_name>
849 <field_body>
850 <paragraph>
851 Email notification allows for monitoring changes and in
852 principle the diffs can be used to update a local copy. A local
853 installation of
854 <reference name="MoinMoin" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/">
855 MoinMoin
856 </reference>
857 only needs Python and
858 <reference name="MoinMoin" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/">
859 MoinMoin
860 </reference>
861 so it
862 is easy to accomplish. Because
863 <reference name="MoinMoin" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/">
864 MoinMoin
865 </reference>
866 uses a file based
867 storage scheme it is at least easy to update a local copy in
868 short online phases for offline use so at least offline browsing
869 is available.
870 </paragraph>
871 </field_body>
872 </field>
873 </field_list>
874 </block_quote>
875 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" start="16" suffix=".">
876 <list_item>
877 <paragraph>
878 Pages must be locked during they are edited
879 </paragraph>
880 </list_item>
881 </enumerated_list>
882 <block_quote>
883 <field_list>
884 <field>
885 <field_name>
886 Rationale
887 </field_name>
888 <field_body>
889 <paragraph>
890 Page locking prevents parallel editing of a page which
891 is useful in a highly frequented Wiki.
892 </paragraph>
893 </field_body>
894 </field>
895 <field>
896 <field_name>
897 MediaWiki
898 </field_name>
899 <field_body>
900 <paragraph>
901 Not available.
902 </paragraph>
903 </field_body>
904 </field>
905 <field>
906 <field_name>
907 MoinMoin
908 </field_name>
909 <field_body>
910 <paragraph>
911 Editing a page locks it for 10 minutes and the lock can
912 be renewed.
913 </paragraph>
914 </field_body>
915 </field>
916 </field_list>
917 </block_quote>
918 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" start="17" suffix=".">
919 <list_item>
920 <paragraph>
921 It must be possible to edit sections of a page
922 </paragraph>
923 </list_item>
924 </enumerated_list>
925 <block_quote>
926 <field_list>
927 <field>
928 <field_name>
929 Rationale
930 </field_name>
931 <field_body>
932 <paragraph>
933 Makes parallel editing of a page less dangerous which
934 is useful in a highly frequented Wiki.
935 </paragraph>
936 </field_body>
937 </field>
938 <field>
939 <field_name>
940 MediaWiki
941 </field_name>
942 <field_body>
943 <paragraph>
944 Available.
945 </paragraph>
946 </field_body>
947 </field>
948 <field>
949 <field_name>
950 MoinMoin
951 </field_name>
952 <field_body>
953 <paragraph>
954 Not available.
955 </paragraph>
956 </field_body>
957 </field>
958 </field_list>
959 </block_quote>
960 <comment xml:space="preserve">
961 ############################################################################
962 </comment>
963 </section>
964 <section ids="requirements-for-policy-choices" names="requirements\ for\ policy\ choices">
965 <title refid="id6">
966 Requirements for policy choices
967 </title>
968 <enumerated_list enumtype="arabic" prefix="" suffix=".">
969 <list_item>
970 <paragraph>
971 Pages standing in a certain close relation to a certain other page
972 must be possible in a sane way
973 </paragraph>
974 <field_list>
975 <field>
976 <field_name>
977 Rationale
978 </field_name>
979 <field_body>
980 <paragraph>
981 There are several ways in which a page can have closely
982 related pages (e.g. discussion pages). It makes sense to have a
983 uniform way to express this relation.
984 </paragraph>
985 </field_body>
986 </field>
987 <field>
988 <field_name>
989 MediaWiki
990 </field_name>
991 <field_body>
992 <paragraph>
993 Implements discussion pages as one a special type of
994 closely related pages by suffixing
995 <literal>
996 Discussion
997 </literal>
998 to the
999 namespace of a page. For other closely related pages there is no
1000 fixed implementation.
1001 </paragraph>
1002 </field_body>
1003 </field>
1004 <field>
1005 <field_name>
1006 MoinMoin
1007 </field_name>
1008 <field_body>
1009 <paragraph>
1010 By making sub-pages possible all types of closely
1011 related pages can be implemented by some fixed names being part
1012 of a policy and supported by page templates.
1013 </paragraph>
1014 </field_body>
1015 </field>
1016 </field_list>
1017 </list_item>
1018 <list_item>
1019 <paragraph>
1020 Structuring of content must be possible by a page hierarchy
1021 </paragraph>
1022 <field_list>
1023 <field>
1024 <field_name>
1025 Rationale
1026 </field_name>
1027 <field_body>
1028 <paragraph>
1029 The maintenance policy may decide to have a page
1030 hierarchy as a structuring principle.
1031 </paragraph>
1032 </field_body>
1033 </field>
1034 <field>
1035 <field_name>
1036 MediaWiki
1037 </field_name>
1038 <field_body>
1039 <paragraph>
1040 Implements a top level structure by namespaces and
1041 allows for structuring otherwise.
1042 </paragraph>
1043 </field_body>
1044 </field>
1045 <field>
1046 <field_name>
1047 MoinMoin
1048 </field_name>
1049 <field_body>
1050 <paragraph>
1051 With sub-pages arbitrary hierarchies can be build on any
1052 level.
1053 </paragraph>
1054 </field_body>
1055 </field>
1056 </field_list>
1057 </list_item>
1058 <list_item>
1059 <paragraph>
1060 Sub-Wikis must be possible
1061 </paragraph>
1062 <field_list>
1063 <field>
1064 <field_name>
1065 Rationale
1066 </field_name>
1067 <field_body>
1068 <paragraph>
1069 The maintenance policy may decide this makes sense.
1070 </paragraph>
1071 </field_body>
1072 </field>
1073 <field>
1074 <field_name>
1075 MediaWiki
1076 </field_name>
1077 <field_body>
1078 <paragraph>
1079 Not available.
1080 </paragraph>
1081 </field_body>
1082 </field>
1083 <field>
1084 <field_name>
1085 MoinMoin
1086 </field_name>
1087 <field_body>
1088 <paragraph>
1089 Could be done in a page hierarchy on any level.
1090 </paragraph>
1091 </field_body>
1092 </field>
1093 </field_list>
1094 </list_item>
1095 <list_item>
1096 <paragraph>
1097 Underscores and white-space in page names must be possible but
1098 insignificant
1099 </paragraph>
1100 <field_list>
1101 <field>
1102 <field_name>
1103 Rationale
1104 </field_name>
1105 <field_body>
1106 <paragraph>
1107 If the maintenance policy decides that underscores and
1108 white-space may be used in arbitrary ways the software must be
1109 able to reflect this.
1110 </paragraph>
1111 </field_body>
1112 </field>
1113 <field>
1114 <field_name>
1115 MediaWiki
1116 </field_name>
1117 <field_body>
1118 <paragraph>
1119 Unknown.
1120 </paragraph>
1121 </field_body>
1122 </field>
1123 <field>
1124 <field_name>
1125 MoinMoin
1126 </field_name>
1127 <field_body>
1128 <paragraph>
1129 Underscores and white-space is significant.
1130 </paragraph>
1131 </field_body>
1132 </field>
1133 </field_list>
1134 </list_item>
1135 </enumerated_list>
1136 <comment xml:space="preserve">
1137 ############################################################################
1138 </comment>
1139 <comment xml:space="preserve">
1140 ############################################################################
1141 </comment>
1142 <substitution_definition names="projekt">
1143 <reference name="the projekt mailing list" refuri="http://www.oekonux.de/projekt/liste/">
1144 the projekt mailing list
1145 </reference>
1146 </substitution_definition>
1147 <substitution_definition names="NoCamelCase">
1148 <reference name="NoCamelCase" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/ParserMarket/NoCamelCase">
1149 NoCamelCase
1150 </reference>
1151 </substitution_definition>
1152 <target ids="project-oekonux" names="project\ oekonux" refuri="http://www.oekonux.de/"/>
1153 <target ids="the-projekt-mailing-list" names="the\ projekt\ mailing\ list" refuri="http://www.oekonux.de/projekt/liste/"/>
1154 <target ids="mediawiki" names="mediawiki" refuri="http://wikipedia.sourceforge.net/"/>
1155 <target ids="moinmoin" names="moinmoin" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/"/>
1156 <target ids="restructuredtext" names="restructuredtext" refuri="http://docutils.sourceforge.net/rst.html"/>
1157 <target ids="latex" names="latex" refuri="http://www.latex-project.org/"/>
1158 <target ids="nocamelcase" names="nocamelcase" refuri="http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/ParserMarket/NoCamelCase"/>
1159 <comment xml:space="preserve">
1160 LocalWords: diffs CamelCase InterWiki MoinMoin rst projekt MediaWiki aka
1161 </comment>
1162 <comment xml:space="preserve">
1163 LocalWords: Wikipedia PageList WikiWords reStructuredText
1164 </comment>
1165 <comment xml:space="preserve">
1166 LocalWords: Wikis NoCamelCase
1167 </comment>
1168 </section>
1169 </section>
1170 </document>