[Oww-Feedback] Contact us. (from Ofri Raviv)

[Bill Flanagan]

What about this comment:
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"the main concern right now is making half-baked-data public"*

I wonder how prevalent this concern is.


>From the perspective of researchers, should we think about providing some
way of  screening some parts of a person's set of pages from public purview?


For instance, in Wordpress, I can create a post and save it without pushing
the button to "publish" it. A blog post can stay in this state forever. OWW
currently supports Wordpress for all of our blogs; in this sense OWW already
is providing a tool that keep drafts out of the public web unitl the author
says, "GO!". Until then, the article can be revised and rewritten until the
cows come home.

I'm sorry if I sound naive but I'm not a researcher. I just hang with them
on the web.

Thanks.


2008/5/19 julius.lucks <julius.lucks at gmail.com>:

> I didn't reply because I'm not sure what our policy is.  My vote is to
> include them.  Anyone else?
> Julius
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> On May 19, 2008, at 11:57 AM, Ilya Sytchev wrote:
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> Did anyone reply to this person?
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> OpenWetWare Feedback Form on OpenWetWare wrote:
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> Hi OWW,
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> first - keep up the great work! i love what you are doing here!
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> i am a research student in Merav Ahissar's lab in the Hebrew
> University in Jerusalem ( http://micro5.mscc.huji.ac.il/~ahissar/<http://micro5.mscc.huji.ac.il/%7Eahissar/>) i
> am working on convincing my lab's people that a wiki is a great way
> to manage our data and knowledge. the main concern right now is
> making half-baked-data public. most people would like to have some
> private pages. we are also checking other alternatives, like content
> management systems.
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> assuming we get over the need for private pages, we get to my
> question: our lab is more a cognitive psychology and neuroscience
> lab.  what is your policy regarding such labs? the main page states
> that OWW is meant to be a biology knowledge base...
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