Group tag dictionary for the Collaboration group (a suggestion) - 138 views

group tag dictionary

started by Graham Perrin on 16 Nov 08

#1 Graham Perrin on 16 Nov 08

Please: might we have a group tag dictionary for this Diigo group?

What do members think?

More importantly: Jonathan, would you be agreeable? (If so, http://groups.diigo.com/tag_mana/group_tag_dict?group_name=collaboration is our starting point. Group features of Diigo are shaping up very nicely thanks to Joel and colleagues.)

Thanks and best regards
Graham

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Please: might we have a group tag dictionary for this Diigo group? <br /> <br /> What do members think? <br /> <br /> More importantly: <a href="http://groups.diigo.com/user/Satchmo" rel="nofollow">Jonathan</a>, would you be agreeable? (If so, <a href="http://groups.diigo.com/tag_mana/group_tag_dict?group_name=collaboration" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://groups.diigo.com/tag_mana/group_tag_dict?group_name=collaboration</a> is our starting point. Group features of Diigo are shaping up very nicely thanks to Joel and colleagues.) <br /> <br /> Thanks and best regards <br /> Graham</div>

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#2 Graham Perrin on 16 Nov 08

Within the dictionary I'd like to see at least:

editor
remote
"real-time"
software

- ASAP I'll add those to selected group bookmarks, and will be prepared to change them to suit whatever appears in a dictionary.

Those particular tags are not intended to add a software slant to the group. Simply to increase ease of use (and for me, personally, to smarten a current exercise, as part of which I'll refer a group of non-Diigo users to an area of interest within this group).

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Within the dictionary I'd like to see at least: <br /> <br /> editor <br /> remote <br /> "real-time" <br /> software <br /> <br /> - ASAP I'll add those to selected group bookmarks, and will be prepared to change them to suit whatever appears in a dictionary. <br /> <br /> Those particular tags are not intended to add a software slant to the group. Simply to increase ease of use (and for me, personally, to smarten a current exercise, as part of which I'll refer a group of non-Diigo users to an area of interest within this group).</div>

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#3 Bernard (ben) Tremblay on 17 Nov 08

Graham Perrin wrote:
> Within the dictionary I'd like to see at least:
>
> editor
> remote
> "real-time"
> software

WebDAV may not be real active but for me it's a catch-all tag for that set of problems / capabilities.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Graham Perrin wrote: <br /> > Within the dictionary I'd like to see at least: <br /> > <br /> > editor <br /> > remote <br /> > "real-time" <br /> > software <br /> <br /> WebDAV may not be real active but for me it's a catch-all tag for that set of problems / capabilities.</div>

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#4 Graham Perrin on 22 Nov 08

Bernard (ben) Tremblay wrote:

> WebDAV may not be real active but for me it's a catch-all tag for that set of problems / capabilities.

I suspect that the simple/exclusive lock/unlock nature of WebDAV may not lend itself to concurrent edition by multiple editors.

For me, currently: off-topic from collaboration but related to Apple Mac OS X, WebDAV is highly relevant.

For anyone with an interest: http://groups.diigo.com/groups/webdav-mac and I'll flesh out the details there in due course.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Bernard (ben) Tremblay wrote: <br /> <br /> > WebDAV may not be real active but for me it's a catch-all tag for that set of problems / capabilities. <br /> <br /> I suspect that the simple/exclusive lock/unlock nature of WebDAV may not lend itself to concurrent edition by multiple editors. <br /> <br /> For me, currently: off-topic from collaboration but related to Apple Mac OS X, WebDAV is highly relevant. <br /> <br /> For anyone with an interest: <a href="http://groups.diigo.com/groups/webdav-mac" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://groups.diigo.com/groups/webdav-mac</a> and I'll flesh out the details there in due course.</div>

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#5 Bernard (ben) Tremblay on 22 Nov 08

Graham Perrin wrote:
> Bernard (ben) Tremblay wrote:
> I suspect that the simple/exclusive lock/unlock nature of WebDAV may not lend itself to
> concurrent edition by multiple editors.
Yes indeed, that's the wicked problem. I don't know of any system that has really dealt with it ... best work is probably being done by the coders working on version control systems.

For my work I've simply done an end-run around that whole tangle. It wasn't easy short term (kind of like ignoring the elephant in the room) but it's no longer a problem for me.

> For anyone with an interest: http://groups.diigo.com/groups/webdav-mac and
> I'll flesh out the details there in due course.

I wasn't just joking here by bringing it up but in my project it's now academic.
So I'll wish you well and let it be.

cheers

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Graham Perrin wrote: <br /> > Bernard (ben) Tremblay wrote: <br /> > I suspect that the simple/exclusive lock/unlock nature of WebDAV may not lend itself to <br /> > concurrent edition by multiple editors. <br /> Yes indeed, that's the wicked problem. I don't know of any system that has really dealt with it ... best work is probably being done by the coders working on version control systems. <br /> <br /> For my work I've simply done an end-run around that whole tangle. It wasn't easy short term (kind of like ignoring the elephant in the room) but it's no longer a problem for me. <br /> <br /> > For anyone with an interest: <a target="_blank" href="http://groups.diigo.com/groups/webdav-mac" rel="nofollow">http://groups.diigo.com/groups/webdav-mac</a> and <br /> > I'll flesh out the details there in due course. <br /> <br /> I wasn't just joking here by bringing it up but in my project it's now academic. <br /> So I'll wish you well and let it be. <br /> <br /> cheers</div>

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