Re: [Bug-gnupedia] A system of moderation

[Tom Chance]

All we need to do is to keep the articles in a way
that ensures they aren't inherantly categorised, i.e.
the categories can be easily changed. Another good
reason to keep articles in a database like mySQL, so
you could just alter the "category" field quickly,
rather than going through every XML file individually
changing them (80 days later...).

Tom Chance

--- Mike Warren <address@hidden> wrote: > Bryce
Harrington <address@hidden> writes:
> 
> > Coincidentally, the IMC-Tech people (for
> indymedia.org) are having
> > exactly the same discussion on their list, today,
> with regard to news
> > article categorization. 
> > 
> > Makes me wonder if this is a much-visited issue,
> generally...
> > 
> > /me ponders the Dewey Decimal System ;-)
> 
> There are lots of good classification systems, which
> is why I think
> they should *all* be kept completely separate from
> the article
> repository. In 30 years, will the classifications we
> make today have
> any relevance? Doubtful. Hence, putting this type of
> thing into the
> actual article repository makes little sense.
> 
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