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    I am thinking about creating a Wiki as a suppliment to the Ditto documentation as I feel it might be a usefull place for users to contribute that cool little use they figured out. This way alot of good ideas won’t be lost in the "depths of the forum" and I can include them in the official documentation if I find the submission valid. What is everyone’s thoughts on this?
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      Go for it!
        Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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        Next question: Where should I set this up?

        On modxcms.com/modxdev.net/kaplandigital.com (my personal site|unfinished ATM)
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          from me:

          Please read the official documentation (includes API usage and essentials) ... Want to see how people use Ditto! visit Ditto! wiki

          ... wink
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            For a general MODx wiki hosted on MODxCMS.com with subsections for each major category (and localization support) http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki
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              I think that snippet contributors should be free to set up whatever means of communicating with and between snippet users they feel comfortable with, so long as there is a link to it in the snippet comments and in the main thread here on the forum.
              (For that guideline I would include a link to flyspray.)

              As long as the documentation is as freely available and accessible as the snippet, I don’t even see any problem in making any communication means the sole source of official Ditto documentation. So you could go wiki-only for all I care.
                No, I don't know what OpenGeek's saying half the time either.
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