Posts Tagged ‘wiki for girls’

wiki for girls

February 16, 2008

in wiki for girls
you can choose ‘offline’ or ‘online’ from the tagBrowser.

and the tagBrowser shows tagClouds.
you search, and as you are typing, your tag cloud filters, and the tags float around.

wiki for girls

February 16, 2008

any girls who want to help me brainstorm this, are welcome.

i think it will be interesting.

for me, i want to choose an overall look right away

<sound of coders cringing>

but i do, fundamentally want to choose my color(s) and basic fontage.

so instead of flavors, why not have choice of colors (add three), and basic fontage (choose three).

click on homepage
do you know your scheme or would you like to choose colors?

*aNote: it is not a flavor. it is not a skin. i don’t know what you’all are talking about.

***aNote about ANote (^aNote^aNote): now see, here is the thing about camelCase wikiWords which hyperlink, or, more precisely, here is the thing about tagging. or maybe it was the thing about tiddlers? at any rate, the now wordTag ‘aNote’ (or, as it more often comes out, at least for me, anote: ) ((that wasn’t a smileyface, intentionally. just one of those happy accidents. happy because of this next thing i’m going to tell you.))

what, you might ask, is so goshdurned special about that word? are you, as some say, batshit nuts? well, time will tell.  time better spent bowling.
well, i will tell you. the cool thing about this is the colon. toDo: aNote: the colon is natural for us writers to write, and could indicate the word has a difference in intent, words with colons are filtered, and the intent of the word is divined. if it is toDo: it can come up once a week, or at quitting time, if it has a time (the tag, not you), or only when you think to look. or never. the user should most certainly have the option to make the toDo item never appear again.

like toDo: buryBody
pullTooth

oh – the the function of the ‘Anote:’ wikiWord  would be to reference the one before.  somehow.

wiki for girls

February 16, 2008

step one: step again.