Want to have your Wikifreedia changes back into someone else's entry?
* Alice writes about the Argentinean Corralito from 2001
* Bob forks Alice's article, adds how each argentinean province started issuing their own fiat shitcoin , and then sends a "Merge request"
* Alice likes what Bob wrote and merges it
* If Bob is satisfied with the result of the merge he can "defer" his entry to Alice's, so he doesn't have to keep maintaining his own article
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Could we apply similar logic from this to that project that was leveraging Nostr to build static sites and use it for some type of git?
Love it! You should consider creating "Alice" and "Bob" npubs for these screenshots, I was quite confused for a minute ๐
Oh thatโs ah should totally do that, I always stumble on what keys to use for demoing things.
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Yes. I was thinking of something similar myself, except that the original poster of the article, Alice, has what is like the "canonical" version, and changes are proposed and merged into it, unless rejected by Alice. If Alice merges them, no need for Bob to agree or have his own version or maintain it. Perhaps an edit history can show what changes Bob made to Alice's article.
If Alice rejects Bob's edits, then there would be a separate "Bob version" of the article which he is now the original author of and maintainer, alongside Alice's version.
Kinda like what you wrote, minus the fourth step. What do you think?
The tradeoffs you must pay to skip the last, very simple, step are way too big
Hey Pablo, would you be interested in presenting Wikifreedia to the Knowledge Standards Foundation? Itโs headed up by Larry Sanger one of the co-founders of Wikipedia. I think they would love to learn about your design and thinking. They meet every Friday at 2pm EST.
Wen wiki nip89? (So I can use it in spring)
Iโm getting shilled my own NIP! ๐๐
Iโll do it, I donโt have a logo for it though
finally! great to see the "Merge Request" approach for articles ๐
