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Umm, it's a wiki. We have a few, most of them are not public.

Well, I was obviously thinking of public stuff and not necessarily of "special" nodes, like wikis, in any way. I was (also) referring to threads like the old poll ideas quest or Name Space. As far as the latter is concerned, as you can see, it has been actively written to for some years, but now the last entry is from Jan 07, 2007, while the previous one from Nov 28, 2006. Not very visible, and while certainly not vital to the Monastery, let alone Perl... something funny and nice to have!


In reply to Re^2: Permanent "bulletin boards" @ PM... by blazar
in thread Permanent "bulletin boards" @ PM... by blazar

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