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> I'd like compatibility with the original wikifs

didn't even think of this, but i agree, there's some value in keeping
all this old content editable!
esp. now that the bell-labs wikifs is officially gone!

is the 9p.io backup editable via 9p for everybody? are there accounts
given out for this by fish?

it would also be great if there's a technical way to somehow merge the
still relevant wikifs pages with our fqa and thus make both editable
via 9p. but we'd have to figure out how sl can re-import our changes
into .ms for the book/pdf format.

also, the current solution might not be so bad, where the fqa is
editable via hg. perhaps the main problem is that people forget what
they have access for (via hg) and where the stuff is.

we might also need some *internal* documentation? :)