This is good to know. For our review vices, I think hiding the fields is
good enough. And, now that greg has filed for this feature, and our
plans post AC review, I think we are set.
Cool
Jon
On Tue, 2008-08-12 at 18:59 +0000, solrize wrote:
> Note that messing with the template doesn't really prevent the user from
> changing those fields. It just makes it less convenient. If you really
> want to lock the fields securely, you might open an Infogami feature
> request. There has been an interest in something like that on Wikipedia
> for a long time. But they have a lot more edit wars and persistent
> vandalism than we do (at least for now...).
>
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This is good to know. For our review vices, I think hiding the fields is
good enough. And, now that greg has filed for this feature, and our
plans post AC review, I think we are set.
Cool
Jon
On Tue, 2008-08-12 at 18:59 +0000, solrize wrote: www.rejon. org
> Note that messing with the template doesn't really prevent the user from
> changing those fields. It just makes it less convenient. If you really
> want to lock the fields securely, you might open an Infogami feature
> request. There has been an interest in something like that on Wikipedia
> for a long time. But they have a lot more edit wars and persistent
> vandalism than we do (at least for now...).
>
--
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GLOBAL +1.415.830.3884
CHINA +86.1.360.282.8624
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