Malay Kumar Basu wrote: > Hi Jeff and Bill: > > Great! The response is really good. I can't agree more. What I have in my > mind is more like a wiki. No one maintains it but everyone does. That's > the best way to implement quality control. I completely agree that > Bioinformatics.org should play a major role in this. IMHO, Wikis licensed under the GFDL/Open Publication License/anything similar are the way to go for shared, free information. > can be just started anytime. There are plenty of code > around. http://www.wikipedia.org is a wiki encyclopedia. The source code of that project is available under the GPL. More info about the source code is here: http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia%3APHP_script All edits are saved, at any time a previous version of the page can be restored, so vandalism is not a big problem. Also, copyright owners can be easily verified by checking the page histories. I could go on and on :-) -Sujita -- Sujita Purushothaman Research Engineer, Open Source Development MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia http://opensource.mimos.my http://www.asiaosc.org