requesting permission to edit the wiki

[JJNova]

I didn't state that any permission needed to be asked to edit the Wiki, 
instead pointing out that the Texas Team wiki has been historically, and 
recently agreed upon to act as a hub to point newcomers to an 
appropriate regional team. I also requested that the headers maintain 
the uniformity that is maintained on each regional team (which is 
already in place). The edits implemented by yourself and daily struggle 
had removed the ease of finding a local team, which negates the 
intentions behind the page in the first place.

Dallas Team started the Texas Team page in 2007 with the intentions of 
strengthening the uniformity of teams across the state without having to 
sacrifice each teams individuality. That individuality allows each team 
to effectively penetrate their community. We felt this was easiest 
performed by maintaining a state wiki page with fluidity between 
navigating in and out of your surrounding teams wiki pages.

I apologize if you feel as if I spit upon your face in regards to the 
efforts you put forth into the changes. As I am sure your feelings are 
mutual at negating the efforts put forth by Shawn, Brandon (Perry), 
Nathan, Dustin, David and myself. In no way was my intentions to offend, 
in as much rather to respect the past efforts to maintain a successful 
compass for directing people to their friendly community.

Brandon Tomlinson wrote:
> Hello, your friendly neighborhood team contact here.
>
> I was alerted to JJNova that I in fact need to request permission to
> update the TexasTeam wiki.
>
> I updated the navigation banners, and was working on a toolbox type
> page that other regional teams could then import to their own wiki
> page.
>
>  I had also set up and events and meeting page so that we could more
> easily post what is going on and have it parse directly to other
> areas. So by using the /meetings calendar you could add events to 2+
> more sections of the site by editing a single location.
>
> I also removed the "team members" section and linked to launchpad,
> since that list is a bit more manageable.
>
> A projects team was set up so that people across the state could
> co-ordinate efforts and report thier actions (projects like
> astechgeek's ISO testing team, and even a project for "wiki team").
> none of these projects were in motion yet, but i thought getting this
> starting point going would be a great boon to the team as a whole.
>
> However, I failed to attain permission to change the wiki from it's
> prior set up. that is, a simple banner, that all the states use. some
> basic contact info and the "add your name here" member list, also the
> info on how we don't have Brandon Perry's Domain anymore.
>
> Luckily under the vigil eye of JJNova, all my trigger happy changes
> were reverted and we have the good old wiki back.
>
> So I come before the mailing list now and ask. May I reinstate the
> wiki updates that I implemented before?
>
>