[OPEN-ILS-DOCUMENTATION] Is there a convention for how to notethat updates are needed in a wiki?

[Wills,Steve]

Oh THANKS, Karen!  Now I'm going to have to spend my lunch hour
searching for a fireworks gif to embed on the page! :-(

 

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notethat updates are needed in a wiki?

 

Well, in Evergreenland I've seen FIXME used a lot... could we make the
text purple and sparkly, so it really stood out?

On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 11:58 AM, Wills,Steve <wills at nelinet.net> wrote:


I'm searching for an answer in the documentation wiki and in the process
of RTFMing I discovered that a link is broken.  I don't have time to fix
it right now so I just added "Need new link" to the page and moved on.

Is there a convention already for handling this kind of thing in
wiki-world?

Does DIG want to recommend one otherwise?

Stev3

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