We’re experimenting with a “trash bin” for your wiki pages (and soon, characters & items). This safety net will allow you to delete something, then bring it back later if you wish.
It’s not perfect, as certain aspects cannot be restored (like tags), so don’t go throwing things away without a little thought. However, you no longer need to fear that one of your players will spend an afternoon maliciously deleting your entire wiki.
The next logical step is to provide versioning history for your pages. That’s definitely on our TODO list, but I’m not sure when we’ll get to it.
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If you think about it for a second, it’s hard to believe this feature wasn’t implemented from the beggining, right?
Anyway, it’s nice to see you guys working on stuff that makes the site more interesting and more comfortable to work with.
Thanks!
If you think about it for a second, it’s hard to believe this feature wasn’t implemented from the beggining, right?
Anyway, it’s nice to see you guys working on stuff that makes the site more interesting and more comfortable to work with.
Thanks!
If we waited until all the “necessary” features were ready, the site would never have been born. I think most people would rather have a half done (but getting better) Obsidian Portal than none at all.
If we waited until all the “necessary” features were ready, the site would never have been born. I think most people would rather have a half done (but getting better) Obsidian Portal than none at all.
Hear, hear! Even so, the fact that it’s hard to imagine doing without them is a testament to how handy some of the features you guys added this year are.
Hear, hear! Even so, the fact that it’s hard to imagine doing without them is a testament to how handy some of the features you guys added this year are.