Right now this is great for reverse chronological thoughts, but that is not the only way I think. ;-)
Some documents/entries I would want to label, revise, and refer to easily.
I believe this could be accomplished by just a few simple additions.
As for the second, I could easily accomplish this on my weblog by doing something webloggy like only using the continuation field for those weblog entries, or summaries, or certain keywords. Movable type could then be set to put them in a different category or use a different entry template for these entries. (Or they could simply use a different category.)
The first one is the hardest. I honestly don't really have much use for a wiki at this time other than wanting the revision control.
And... it looks like there isn't a revision control plugin for movable type. I'm not aware of there being one for weblogs at all, other than the one that Mark Pilgrim uses, which I don't think he's made available to the public.
So the remaining option is to install a wiki (one with a revision history feature) with some modifications. The modifications would be:
Can someone please tell me how to edit the wiki navigation menu? Please email...
Posted by: Ryan at March 14, 2005 02:14 PMCurt,
I'm going to bookmark your site for reference. You have some good ideas. I've been thinking about this for a while and I think that the date-based nature of blogs is a shame sometime because it would be nice to better topically organize a blog by categories and subcategories with unlimited depth and with a post being able to be filed in unlimited places. That way, a post on a person or topic from years ago could be easily accessible and referenced by a similar updated post from today.
Make sense? I seems we are thinking alike! Don't you think?
Posted by: Shotgun Shells Enthusiast at November 12, 2005 04:46 PM