Maintainer model (only a self selected few are authorized to make edits)

Pros: May be more productive for Tools that are currently being developed. Much clearer distinction who is driving the tool's development. Tool maintainers may prefer this method as opposed to letting everyone edit and trying to manage it.

Cons: If Tool maintainer abandons the Tool, we need a process for allowing folks to take over maintainership. This could be a community bottleneck.

As the Farm Hack community grows we may want to set up a verification process by which admins approve new tools given a minimum set of guidelines. At face value this idea seems at odds with the Bazaar style of Open Source development (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cathedral_and_the_Bazaar) but we may be able to structure this moderation mechanism in a way that does not stifle collaboration.

I can only figure how to browse forums and tools. How do I browse the wiki? Are wiki links supposed to be embedded within tools and not independently browsable?

What does this mean exactly? What are you doing in Excel that you need synced with Google calendar? Is Excel basically your offline planner?

Can I edit my posts on the forum retroactively? I have a poor habit of submitting posts and proof-reading them after (ie: I skip preview). Also, sometimes I'll reread my post a day later and want to reword things. Is there an edit button that I missed or is it not a functionality of the forum?

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