[CLD] Policy question

[Paolo Amoroso]

Peter Seibel <peter at gigamonkeys.com> writes:

> That also seems good. I guess it depends on what they are for. If  
> they are meta discussion of the page itself then it seems they should  
> be put off on another page, like the ALU Wiki does with the "discuss  
> this page" links. But if they are suppoosed to be the way users can  
> add important content to the site, then it seems they should be on  
> the same page. In which case you need to have a policy for deleting  
> comments that are innacurate or obnoxious or whatever.

There is something about this in the CLD help:

  The Common Lisp Directory Help
  http://www.cl-user.net/asp/sdataWwAvDQdjRGpX8yBX8yBXnMq=/b

  All the items and the tags can be annotated and commented.  The
  notes and comment are not moderated but can be removed if they
  contain spam or if they become irrelevant.  For instance a note
  signaling a broken link may be removed when that link is fixed.

  Notes and comments are useful to complement the information present
  in the directory.


Paolo
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