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* A system for easily linking to permalinks of specific protocols (for lab notebook purposes). | * A system for easily linking to permalinks of specific protocols (for lab notebook purposes). | ||
* "Auto save" for pages. One option is a new button called "Save and continue editing," which would work like the preview button, but would actually save a version. | * "Auto save" for pages. One option is a new button called "Save and continue editing," which would work like the preview button, but would actually save a version. | ||
** This looks like something that I could do with a plugin pretty quickly. I'm interested in hearing about why you would like to see this added. There might be a more advantageous way to Fix the problem. --[[User:Cmorse|Cmorse]] 12:23, 26 January 2009 (EST) | |||
Revision as of 10:23, 26 January 2009
We can use this set of pages for Caleb's open research project which is generally related to using MediaWiki for open science applications. This page was created on December 31, 2008, and we'll try to fill it in over the following weeks.
We're going to use DPL Goals as part of organizing the project. See User:Cmorse/Tasks and goals.
Possible projects
- working out a system for secure email to wiki
- A feature to enable word clouds from the wiki data base. For example, wordles of user contributions would be really fun and probably increase interest in OWW.
- A system to make categories much easier in MW. So it can become more like tagging in other Web 2.0 sites
- A system for easily linking to permalinks of specific protocols (for lab notebook purposes).
- "Auto save" for pages. One option is a new button called "Save and continue editing," which would work like the preview button, but would actually save a version.
- This looks like something that I could do with a plugin pretty quickly. I'm interested in hearing about why you would like to see this added. There might be a more advantageous way to Fix the problem. --Cmorse 12:23, 26 January 2009 (EST)
