"Jim Holsenback" <jho### [at] povrayorg> schreef in bericht 
news:4c4eb430$1@news.povray.org...
> You know ... I was just trying to approach the issue with a bit of humor
> (didn't you notice the smiley), as nothing seems to work with you. Even
> after the ongoing discussion in this thread you seem unwilling to come
> close to anything that even resembles cooperation. Multiple edits (and
> now multiple moves) of documents within minutes of each change all for
> the sake of a couple of characters in most cases, that's just plain
> unproductive clutter for someone trying to forge ahead with a project.
> So knock yourself out ... I'll just start ignoring ANYTHING with your
> username attached to it ... as a matter of fact, was wondering why I'm
> even wasting my time replying to this thread (shrugs)
>

I am not familiar with working with wiki, so forgive my ignorance, but I 
thought indeed that when composing/editting a document, even a simple one, 
one should do that off-line until a final state is reached to one's own 
satisfaction, and only then upload that to the wiki, or whatever other 
media. I have done a lot of writing in my life, mostly scientific, and I 
would never have made concept documents available to anyone on any media, 
except to those few individuals whith whom I wanted to discuss details. So, 
I agree with the Jims on this issue. I think one has to follow a standard 
procedure in this and be utterly reluctant to upload unfinished concepts.

Thomas

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