Re: [Tiki-devel] importing content

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> If I see there is interest amongst Tiki dev to do it, iow. seeing it
> could be an important evolution in Tiki's lifetime, I'm ready to
> help/learn as much as I can, but if all this is just a "nice add-on" or
> as Marc wrote "not on my personal or business roadmap.", then I'll
> leave it here.
>

Gour,

You started more than one thread on related topics in the last week.

I took the time to answer your questions, this time around, and a few
years ago when you were evaluating Tiki.

I indicated that it was "not on my personal or business roadmap"
because I get the feeling you are trying to pressure me or others into
doing something. And I wanted to be clear about the situation. I
repeat once more: "I understand this is very important to you. Tiki is
a do-ocracy. So if you do it, it will happen."

Tiki is the https://tiki.org/FLOSS-Web-Application-with-the-most-built-in-features
and people will always want more :-)

I ask that people stop telling this list that they think it's a good
idea. We agree. Many people have requested and expressed support. Now,
the only question is "who will do the work?"

If anyone is actually going to step up and make this happen: please
proceed. Tell me your SourceForge username, and I'll grant you commit
access: https://dev.tiki.org/How-to-get-commit-access
If anyone has any more opinions that this would be a good idea and
wants to be a tester: great!

In all cases, please coordinate on the relevant tasks:
* https://dev.tiki.org/item6697-Markdown-support
* https://dev.tiki.org/item6827-Tiki-writer-support-for-Pandoc
* https://dev.tiki.org/item1413-Offline-Tiki-add-a-way-to-save-view-content-offline


As for this mailing list, let's get back to general discussions on
Tiki development and releasing Tiki19:
https://dev.tiki.org/Tiki19

Thanks and best regards,

Marc