[Pydotorg-redesign] The Zope question

[Johannes Gijsbers]

> I don't believe switching to Zope will magically result in a flood of 
> command-line fearful people suddenly appearing and offering to maintain 
> extensive documentation collections.
> The Wiki seems to be used mostly for pages of links, not extensive 
> text; we could implement a little link-tree-editing application and get 
> much of the same effect as the Wiki.

I think it would be easier to solve the problems with the Wiki by integrating
it into the rest of the site. Addressing the separate navigation/layout style
is easy by using CSS and the HTML used for the navigation bar. I don't know
whether Ultraseek could also crawl through the Wiki.

> Stray thought: are there a few people who do a majority of the Wiki 
> maintenance?  If yes, we should invite them to get commit access for 
> pydotorg.

I could name a few:

Daniel Dittmar (daniel at dittmar.net) - WebProgramming editor
Mike Rovner - BoostPython editor
Juergen Hermann - general cleaning

and I try to keep the PythonEditors and PythonHosting pages clean.

Johannes Gijsbers