Re: [libreoffice-website] ConfCall wiki page broken?

Hi Florian,

FCKEditor is already disabled since Wednesday last week as per Stefan 
Weigel's request.

Concerning your argument for the WYSIWYG editor:

I have ask for people to speak up if they need the editor. So far I have 
not received a single person speaking up for itself in favour of the editor.

The statistics I have provided you with speak the same language - only 
one user of more than 200 using it.

Just because /we believe/ or /fear/ that we need one is a bad argument 
for it.



/Manuel

Am 08.11.2010 09:41, schrieb Florian Effenberger:
> Hi Andrea,
>
> Andrea Pescetti wrote on 2010-11-06 23.33:
> > In general I'm against WYSIWYG editors in MediaWiki also because they
> > often mangle code enough to make the "diff" function useless. But if you
> > know for sure that there are people who won't live without a WYSIWYG
> > editor, then I can't oppose it too much. I would, however, make it
> > disabled by default but then (since only knowledgeable people will know
> > where to find the option otherwise!) add a prominent "To enable
> > easy[/rich?] editing capabilities, click here" notice just above the
> > editing textarea.
>
> I can't prove, but I'm quite sure that we would lose a lot of possible
> contributors to the wiki if we disabled the WYSIWYG editor at all. I'm
> not limited to FCKeditor, I'm open for any solution, but WYSIWYG is
> mandatory, I fear.
>
> I however agree, that disabling it per default is a good idea, and
> showing a link on the editing page for people to enable the editor is a
> good idea.
>
> IMHO, this only requires one option in LocalSettings.php,
> riched_start_disable =1 or something like that. Manuel, could you maybe
> have a look?
>
> Thanks
> Florian

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