[jasonlambert]

Originally Posted by lakerdonald

speaking of the tutorials, how many posts do you need to post/reply to a thread in the "tutorials" forum?
-lakerdonald

None, just post

Note that the tutorials section is fairly strongly moderated, a lot of people keep starting threads for questions rather than tutorials in there

I'll see what i can do about getting a wiki setup, and see if it is possible to intergrate with phpBB. Those who want to use it will then be able to.

[scientica]

Great!

[lakerdonald]

but when i try to post or reply, it tells me that i have to be a moderator to post in that forum
-lakerdonald

[jasonlambert]

doh! small permissions problem there... should be fixed now

[lakerdonald]

thanks jason. everything's dandy now!
-lakerdonald
btw:I'M A CYBERGROUPIE! HELL YEAH!

[kkubasik]

I know the idea of a wiki has already taken off with tremendous support, but as i read through the thread, there still seems to be a little uncertanty as how to select rw permissions. Why dont we make it so anyone w/ over 50 or 100 or 500 or w/e number of post can request rw permissions, but instead of letting a moderater decide, we have a polling system. All the users on the forum can place a vote for or against. That way the open feel of wiki is preserved, but we dont have malicious fools coming along trashing it (most of them arnt willing to spend the time to build a reputation of helpful). And we can obviously give moderators the power to overide that decison, but its less burden on our already hardworking moderators (especialy at the beginning) and encourages people to keep up the nice attitude tword everyone (including newbies).