I'm working on fixing this a little right now.

https://caringneed.org hosts a simple mediawiki

https://github.com/Git-Mediawiki/Git-Mediawiki is a git-remote for a mediawiki, lets you push and pull changes

    git clone mediawiki::https://caringneed.org wiki

    cd wiki

https://github.com/xloem/git-remote-bsv is a git-remote for the bsv blockchain (uses centralized web apis for now, but using a blockchain ensures a path for a dev who needs to work around isp censorship)

    git remote add bsv bsv://L4Li19Jxb3KHKwiGDCVcLLphi1XGB8ayPvt3ezNNbps8qQT4ZVCG/wiki.git

    git pull bsv

    # repo now holds wiki and can synchronize changes back up to either remote.

If we back wikis on git like this, we can share changes and somebody could push them up to the webserver who can get them through.

The three pieces that make this puzzle all need work, but appear to be working now enough to use if really needed.

On Tue, Dec 10, 2019, 8:42 PM \0xDynamite <dreamingforward@gmail.com> wrote:

The censors are now making it difficult for people to edit wikipedia
pages and other mediawiki sites.  If you don't believe in their
liberal, gaytheist religion, they bombard you with impossible captchas
and don't give you linking.

\0xD