Jeremy,
By adding/improving ... I assume you mean the objects and not the page?

My suggestion would be to have the new objects added separately from those
that were originally posted.  For POV objects, those came from the mind of
the creator.  Improvements are subjective.  Ideally, the original creator
could look and see if new objects have been posted and then elect to replace
the originals with the new and remove the originals.  Additions are good,
replacements that are subjective and are not factual additions,
clarifications or well believed changes in fact/situation should, in my
opinion, not be arbitrarily changed unless by the original author.

Neil

"Jeremy M. Praay" <jer### [at] questsoftwarecom> wrote in message
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> I just wanted to say that I love what's happening here.  I'll try to add a
> bunch of my objects when I get a chance.  I should be finishing up my
> POVComp entry (again) pretty soon, so I'll try to hop-on board at that
time.
>
> Something I've wondered about is "improvements".  In other words, if, say,
I
> add a page with a bunch of objects, and then later, someone
adds-to/modifies
> them, what are the procedures for them to add their changes?  I've always
> liked the ability to add-to or modify someone else's work in order to
enhace
> it.
>
> -- 
> Jeremy
> www.beantoad.com
>
>
>

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