We're going to start a TiddlyWiki project.

Please read these TiddlyWiki discussion threads:

  - https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/t/8593
  - https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/t/8618
  - https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/t/8742
  - https://talk.tiddlywiki.org/t/8743

We are going to eventually try to build a small site for the presentation and maintenance of community editions.  So have that in mind during our discussions.

But first we will create a recipe edition.

And to do that, I think the first thing is to come up with a list of things that will make community editions what we want.  We will need to create a long list, winnow it down, give some rough sense of priority among them.

I will start with a small list of the sorts of things I'm thinking of, in no particular order.  Could you then offer additions/deletions/corrections to this list?

An edition:

  - must serve a useful and relatively common purpose.  Someone's wiki exploring the entymological appearances in 20th century literature may be fascinating, but is not going to be reused by very many people.
  - should showcase something about how to use Tiddlywiki.  While it is primarily functional, it should also be educational
  - should prefer modern TW techniques and tools, but should not go out of its way to promote them.  For instance, choose `<% if %>` over a `<$list>` or `<$reveal>` used for the same purpose.
  - should make common customizations easy, such as internationalization or theming.
  - ...
  