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  • Ingy gave me the hard sell on Kwiki, and a lot of the people who work on The Perl Review [www.theperlreview] want me to hurry up and make it work. The big problem (as you probably know) is tracking which version of an article is the canonical one.

    I'm not sure how it's going to work out, but it won't be the normal Wiki model. Authors will have accounts and they will be able to see and change their articles, but not see or edit others articles. Various levels of reviewers and editors can edit the articles. Behind the scene
  • I never really have this problem with my O'Reilly Network articles because I'm only smart enough to discover one or two minor edits. I'm sure there are more changes, but I can never find them.

    One option is to create an O'Reilly Network CVS repository and give authors accounts on the box. Then you can create one project for each article and let them edit away.

    I use CVS for most of my pieces, so I have to pull the piece from CVS anyway to send it as an e-mail attachment.
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