Wikiversity:LiquidThreads
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liquidThreads part of the MediaWiki Project
Overview
[edit source]This project began as a MediaWiki feature request at meta, (m:liquidThreads) but was pretty much shelved. We hope to revive it here. see {{liquidThreads}}
Core model
[edit source]The LiquidThreads core model consists of four components: Channels, Threads, Comments and Summaries.
Channels
[edit source]Every article can have one or multiple subject-specific channels in which issues can be discussed. A channel can also be attached to multiple articles to which it is relevant. For Wikiversity, channels may align with Schools and/or Portals.
Threads
[edit source]A thread is a collection of comments about a specific subject. It can be attached to multiple channels at the same time, moved, renamed, deleted and combined with other threads.
Comments
[edit source]The author of a comment can determine if other users may edit it. (disputed) Each comment has its own version history. A comment can only belong to a single thread, but it can be moved within the thread, to another thread, or even to another channel. Each comment has its own entry in the database, and its own version history. This allows for the display/reply features mentioned above.
Summaries
[edit source]Each thread and each channel has its own associated summary page. When editing such a summary page, a user can request the whole wikitext of a discussion to be inserted for easy refactoring.
See also
[edit source]- Request to add the Extension:LiquidThreads to the Sandbox Server - liquidThreads
- test page Yeoman's LiquidThreads test page at Andrew's test wiki
- Template:LiquidThreads