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A comment on the question "Webinar question" in PBwiki:

Hey, I rather *liked* Sir Robin's minstrels – Guy Fawkes, on April 23, 2008 16:35

J.D. replied on April 23, 2008 16:28 to the question "Webinar question" in PBwiki:

And there was much rejoicing... yeah....

Rachel Pennig replied on April 23, 2008 15:58 to the question "Webinar question" in PBwiki:

Hi JD, the webinar just took place last night, so it may take a bit for us to get the recording up on our website. Check back soon!

J.D. replied on April 23, 2008 15:55 to the question "Webinar question" in PBwiki:

Alas, no. It tells me that it is A. over and B. not available. So sad.

Rachel Pennig replied on April 23, 2008 15:51 to the question "Webinar question" in PBwiki:

Hi JD,
Just go to http://pbwiki.com/content/webinars and you can pull up past webinars and download their recordings.

J.D. replied on April 23, 2008 15:49 to the question "Webinar question" in PBwiki:

I have a related question: do you have recordings of past webinars? I am interested in the "Student safety, steps to success--[wikipraxair]." I am also interested in what "wikipraxair" is. What is wikipraxair?

J.D. started following the question "Email notifications seem to be broken" in PBwiki.

Casey Greene replied on March 10, 2008 19:08 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

Lol, jinx!

You can email either address, Tom Kuegler = TK

Casey Greene replied on March 10, 2008 19:07 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

Generally, we have you pay by the number of users you have, or intend to have. For instance, you pay $X for 25 users, $Y for 50 users, $Z for 100 users and so on. I know we're working on pricing for 2.0 wikis now, but haven't released anything concrete yet.

If I were you, I'd start talking to TK, our Sales guy, and see what he has to say about your particular situation. If you email sales @ pbwiki, you'll probably hear from him pretty soon.

Vu Nguyen replied on March 10, 2008 19:03 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

Your best bet is to talk to Tom Kuegler directly at tom.kuegler[at]pbwiki[dot]com

Thanks!

J.D. replied on March 10, 2008 18:55 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

I fall into the Business class user set. What kind of limits have you and/or will you have?

Vu Nguyen replied on March 10, 2008 17:59 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

We have had limits on the number of business class users, although I don't believe that has been something implemented for everyone else yet.

Casey Greene replied on March 10, 2008 17:54 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

I don't think so, but some of our users have been having problems trying to keep track of lots of people having access to their wikis, so that's something we're keeping an eye on.

So go ahead and add everyone you know :)

J.D. replied on March 10, 2008 17:50 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

OK, I think that I understand. Will there be a limit to the number of accounts that we can have on our wiki?

Casey Greene replied on March 10, 2008 17:33 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

What you'll have to do, Karla, is have your other user create a PBwiki Account, and then with the email they used there, add that in [Settings | Users], and set their access from there.

We have disabled Invite Keys for the Beta, and are discussing the merits of this decision, and what we're going to do in the future here: http://getsatisfaction.com/pbwiki/top...

Casey Greene replied on March 10, 2008 17:31 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

And Invite Keys are what we renamed wiki-wide passwords because people were confusing the wiki password with their Account password.

Casey Greene replied on March 10, 2008 17:29 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

Currently, you must have a PBwiki account to have access to a 2.0 PBwiki. We've disabled wiki-wide Invite Keys at all levels for 2.0 wikis. So yes, people will have to have individual passwords for PBwiki - for their accounts. Access to a wiki has to be granted through Settings | Users, and that is where you set the level of access such as Reader or Editor.

As for the post-Beta future, we're discussing the merits of both systems in this thread: http://getsatisfaction.com/pbwiki/top...

J.D. replied on March 10, 2008 13:24 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

I read the information on the link that you set, but I am still unsure about my password question. I am not as familiar with "Invite" keys.

Will users of 2.0 have individual passwords or no? Will we still be relegated to a wiki-wide password?

Jessica

Vu Nguyen replied on March 09, 2008 06:26 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

There's a bit more information about the decisions made regarding PBwiki 2.0 login here: http://getsatisfaction.com/pbwiki/top...

kevino replied on March 08, 2008 18:59 to the question "Passwords with version 2.0" in PBwiki:

I've just set up my pB 2.0 wiki and created a seperate "test" user to see what it looks like to someone from the outside. Now, no matter what I do, the test user (all signed up with new PB account, etc) has no edit function, and can't even comment. OK, so now I realize I have to not only have that user have a wikiPB account but I also have to "invite" them as a writer in order for them to have access. This seems complex. Also, when I invite someone to become a writer, no notification of that fact get sent out. Is this how this is supposed to work or am I missing something here? On other wikis, I just enter in the passcode and I am editing....?