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Created page with "Can either be owned and governed by an individual or a board of directors. It has its own wiki, can add contacts, and can be added to other's contacts. Each contact can have either read only or read-write access to each page - maybe even within a section header. Or maybe you can keep one section private on a page that is otherwise public." |
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This page contains information about organizations. An organization is a wiki that is not linked to a user account and can have multiple owners. | |||
Existing MediaWiki extensions will be able to provide this functionality. It will probably require custom PHP development. | |||
==== Notes ==== | |||
* Personal wikis are directly associated with a user and ownership cannot be transferred. | |||
* Organization wikis can have one or more owners which can be changed at any time. | |||
* Any user can create an organization | |||
* Organization Owners can add contacts and share pages. | |||
==== Example Organization Types ==== | |||
* A study group | |||
* A hobby or interest | |||
* A community group | |||
Latest revision as of 17:59, 23 June 2026
This page contains information about organizations. An organization is a wiki that is not linked to a user account and can have multiple owners.
Existing MediaWiki extensions will be able to provide this functionality. It will probably require custom PHP development.
Notes
- Personal wikis are directly associated with a user and ownership cannot be transferred.
- Organization wikis can have one or more owners which can be changed at any time.
- Any user can create an organization
- Organization Owners can add contacts and share pages.
Example Organization Types
- A study group
- A hobby or interest
- A community group