[Trac] Trac tags users?

[Alain]

Muness Alrubaie escreveu:
> Alain,
> 
> I'll try to get 0.9 running on one of my local servers and then
> produce a wiki.cs that matches the latest one.

Thanks veeery much.

>  BTW, you can still use tags, even without the cool little ui
 > helper "tag under" text field. Just say:
> [[TagIt(tag1,tag2)]]
 > somewhere in the entry.  At the top or bottom makes sense to me.

?? If I use the old one wiki.cs, probably it wont work, if I use the 
new, then no editing can be done ??

> As for including tags in trunk, I asked about that when I first did
> implemented, and never really got a yes or no at the time.  I thought
> if we got feedback now, we can see whether it is mature enough.  It's
> been stable for me, and a couple of folks have submitted patches.

HEY SHOREWALL GUYS, I know you hear me :) here is my enphatic vote for a 
very nice feature! (and it is already working)

> BTW, you say the "This Tag functionality is great".  Have you been
> using it?

Yes, since today. I am just in the test phase. I have been testing and 
thinking a lot for much more time. Tags solve some big problems:
- I want to make the program's user manual in the wiki so that it can be 
more cooperative. A Tag is perfect to separate it from other stuff. With 
it I can also download all tha manual pages in HTML with wget, run a 
script to remove all headers and footers and resease both an electronica 
and a paper version.
- A big project needs a lot af annotating, that is not proper for 
tickets. I can separate my annotations in many tags and avoid caos.
- One question: in the description it says that it is hierarquical, but 
it seems to have only one level. Is it?

>  I am just curious, because like I said, I am thinking of
> adding some major feature enhancements and was hoping to talk to some
> other users to bounce some ideas off them.

Just send your ideas, I will be very glad to participate. I have been 
using wiki not for long and I met Trac less than a week ago, but the 
concepts are not new at all.

In fact I was looking for much less. Trac solves many problems that I 
was not even thinking of automating so soom. "Your" Tags solve what I 
think of a _major_flaw_ in wikis (including wikipedia)

Thanks,
Alain