FirebirdSQL Backend - Wiki Access

Hi,

Started to do a write up on my customisations of the Classic install and 
realised I've made masses of them, so many... that cutting and pasting 
the code changes into a document would be a mess. They include a 
FirebirdSQL backend, internal vs external users, HTML signatures for 
internal users, spam redirection to the dispatcher, activity by external 
user, a fix for the query functionality which was broken and slight 
improvements to the HTML rendering on the issues page.  From a visual 
perspective my customised effort hardly looks any different from a 
vanilla Classic, but lots of changes have happened under the hood.

Perhaps it would be better to attach a Zip archive of all the pages that 
have been affected and a discussion document to go with them? I want to 
keep that on your Wiki, since when I was doing them, I referred to the 
Wiki initially for inspiration. I think it would be counter-productive 
to store them elsewhere with a link to them. But.., it seems you don't 
have attachments on your Wiki.

I'm not sure that joining the developers list and posting my individual 
files changes would help, since the whole customisation has to be 
together to be useful.  The way I'd see my changes being used, is that 
others look at what I've done and then use that as a pointer for their 
own customisation effort.

Is there a better way?  I love Roundup and I'd like to help.  I've 
already written a number of articles on my blog 
(http://[email protected]) advocating Roundup, but I think 
I'm using Roundup quite differently from most of you - I'm a sole trader 
and I use Roundup as a sort of CRM tool (only the email part, the Web 
interface is private) and as a way to keep information overload to a 
minimum.  Perhaps in the final analysis, I should create a new page 
dedicated to Roundup on my website (http://www.creditscore.co.nz)

On second thoughts, I really do want the FirebirdSQL backend to get onto 
your Wiki, since that is independent of all the other mods I've made.  
How do I gain access to it?

Cheers,

Rob.

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