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Drew Geraets started following the problem "Can the RSS feed be made page specific?" in PBwiki.

Drew Geraets replied on September 12, 2008 23:16 to the problem "Approve button has scrollbar in FF3" in PBwiki:

Yup...that's correct.

Vu Nguyen replied on September 12, 2008 14:09 to the problem "Approve button has scrollbar in FF3" in PBwiki:

Just to be clear, is this for the Request Access feature?

Drew Geraets reported a problem in PBwiki on September 12, 2008 13:45:

Approve button has scrollbar in FF3

The approve button has a scrollbar which causes a little bit of funkiness. Almost caused me to accidentally hit deny instead of approve. See: http://skitch.com/drewgeraets/i3ua/th...

This is on a Mac using FF3. Thanks! Drew

Drew Geraets started following the question "wiki 2.0 invite key" in PBwiki.

A comment on the problem "Is it possible to allow anonymous users to edit without logging in?" in PBwiki:

However, we are working on addressing this issue differently on non-edu wikis :-D – Joel Franusic, on September 02, 2008 23:04

A comment on the problem "Is it possible to allow anonymous users to edit without logging in?" in PBwiki:

Hi Tim, this is an edu-only feature, and there are not plans to use it any differently. – Rachel Pennig, on September 02, 2008 22:39

Tim replied on September 02, 2008 21:55 to the problem "Is it possible to allow anonymous users to edit without logging in?" in PBwiki:

Rachel... Are there plans for making the useful feature available for anybody?

Rachel Pennig replied on September 02, 2008 13:48 to the problem "Is it possible to allow anonymous users to edit without logging in?" in PBwiki:

Hi MrGibbs, if you are using an educational 2.0 wiki, we offer something called Classroom Accounts - this allows you to generate user names and passwords for your students - no email addresses required. Check it out by going to "Settings" and then "Users"

mrgibbs replied on September 02, 2008 06:16 to the problem "Is it possible to allow anonymous users to edit without logging in?" in PBwiki:

I too see this as a problem. Some parents won't allow kids to have email addresses. Thus I can't require pbwiki participation in my younger-student classes. I thought of having one email address of my own and let them all use it. I don't know if that would work, but it would not help me know who is posting. I guess pbwiki is not a service for small children. It's an adult resource.

Drew Geraets started following the question "How can I add breadcrumbs in pbwiki 2.0?" in PBwiki.

Drew Geraets replied on August 27, 2008 19:43 to the question "Sub-folders" in PBwiki:

Definitely would be a great feature to have.

Drew Geraets started following the question "Sub-folders" in PBwiki.

Rachel Pennig replied on August 27, 2008 05:21 to the question "Is it possible to grant access based on e-mail domain?" in PBwiki:

Hello Drew! This is not possible with PBwiki 2.0, but it is possible with PBwiki 1.0 (access via email). If this is something you are interested in, contact sales(at)pbwiki(dot)com for pricing information.

Drew Geraets started following the problem "Is it possible to allow anonymous users to edit without logging in?" in PBwiki.

Sheri started following the question "Is it possible to grant access based on e-mail domain?" in PBwiki.

Melissa Brenneman started following the question "Is it possible to grant access based on e-mail domain?" in PBwiki.

Drew Geraets asked a question in PBwiki on August 21, 2008 20:47:

Is it possible to grant access based on e-mail domain?

Is it possible to grant domain-wide access to a wiki? That is, anyone with an e-mail address @mydomain.com could automatically join as a writer and wouldn't need approval from an admin. Also, so people with a different e-mail address could still request access, as they can now.

Mark Christian replied on July 01, 2008 21:40 to the question "How do I let anyone with a pbwiki account edit my 2.0 pbwiki?" in PBwiki:

Hi folks;
We are currently working on this feature. We don't have any timeframes available yet, but please be patient -- I promise you won't be disappointed.

A comment on the question "How do I let anyone with a pbwiki account edit my 2.0 pbwiki?" in PBwiki:

Now that's customer service! Thanks. – Drew Geraets, on July 01, 2008 15:26