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General reference on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog_software | General reference on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog_software | ||
I tried a bunch of different packages out and ended up staying with Wordpress. | |||
It is installed but now I need to integrate WP and Mediawiki. | |||
I don't want all the Mediawiki URL's to break. I want to have a WP front page with access to the old content undisturbed. | |||
So I guess that means the top level index.php page has to be smart enough to know what to do. | |||
Having single sign on for both systems would be nice but not important since only 2 or 3 people actually do edits in the wiki part. | |||
Allowing discussion pages is a big goal. | |||
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Revision as of 21:22, 2 January 2014
Investigating blogging software
Why not stick with the wiki?
I probably will for my own rough notes here on Wildsong.biz but I need something on http://GEO-CEG.org/
Mostly I want a format that allows me to develop ideas on pages that are not public and then publish them when they are ready to go.
Options
- hosted like "blogger" google again jeez cant get away from them
- roll my own, can you see where this is going
Okay, so it's roll-my-own
My requirements
Workflow management would be great
Database backed? Don't care, text only would be fine
Roles - would be good but not very important
Software
General reference on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog_software I tried a bunch of different packages out and ended up staying with Wordpress.
It is installed but now I need to integrate WP and Mediawiki. I don't want all the Mediawiki URL's to break. I want to have a WP front page with access to the old content undisturbed.
So I guess that means the top level index.php page has to be smart enough to know what to do.
Having single sign on for both systems would be nice but not important since only 2 or 3 people actually do edits in the wiki part. Allowing discussion pages is a big goal.
