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Housekeeping for Campfire
This page is a dynamic page, meant for keeping notes as we transition from Google Drive to Campfire.
Messages From Mathew on Telegram:
Mathew Crawford, [03.11.21 16:16] This Sunday evening during usual meeting time, I will give something like a 10 minute lesson on how to contribute to a wiki page for anyone interested.
I think this session will go longer.
Cody Porter, [03.11.21 16:20] [In reply to Mathew Crawford] Hey, I already made accounts for many / most and have been distributing. I haven't updated the account with the individual email addresses yet because we haven't started sending emails afaik and I just wanted to get people hands on. THIS HAS BEEN DONE. CHECK OFF LIST.
Cody Porter, [03.11.21 16:22] I think a lot of people are learning hands on right now, which will make your lecture on Sunday all the more useful because people will know enough to ask questions. CODY IS CORRECT HERE, THE DEMANDS FOR YOUR TIME IN THE MEETING ARE PROBABLY MORE THAN THE TEN MINUTES YOU ALLOCATED.
Mathew Crawford, [03.11.21 16:16] Wikis are one of the easiest computer systems to learn, really. Hardly a step up from google docs.
Easy for you to say as you are a brilliant data scientist, as are many now finding themselves in our group. However, you forget you have peeps here, like myself, that don't get it at easily as you expect.
One thing missed in removing prior discussion is the emphasis on jumping in to add to this wiki. In the words of Nike, “just do it.” I will be doing the same (Robin, the brain-damaged).
Questions for Sunday's Meeting
- Naming conventions? How to name? The importance of proper and specific naming.
- Page hierarchy
- Syntax
- How to move from Google Drive in an organized fashion w/o loosing pages/information, but in evading duplication of effort.