It’s not so much commenting as building/writing you want to be doing. Ours is just like wikipedia: click on the edit tab at the top of a page and add or revise to your haeart’s content. To create a new page, do a search (box in the left column) for the name of the new page you want to add. It won’t exist, of course, so the wiki will prompt you to create/edit it.

Use the formatting cues you’ll see in the existing pages for hints about how to create sections, add images, etc. There’s a complete manual of how-to here: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_User's_Guide

A wiki needs a different kind of mindset form a blog. It’s really a webpage that anyone can edit/build and write for at any time. It’s not so much for reading as for creating. Like wikipedia, I hope many hands will form a body of information that no one person could readily do alone.

Excuse my ignorance – I have no idea how to leave a comment on a Wiki. i tried it once a long time ago but think I did it wrong.

I’m happy to move those things to the Wiki. First we’ll need the original authors to agree to the re-use – maybe they (y’all) can talk about that on the wiki.

Also, the power of a wiki is that everybody builds/edits. Sharing authoring and structuring. A wiki’s not a blog.

Power to the people, man.