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What start points would people like to see here?

--[David R Williams|http://null], 18-Mar-2009


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tried editing the page with wizard and I got:

JSPWiki has detected an error
Error Message
Attempt to post from a different IP address than where the page was originally fetched.
An unknown error was caught by Error.jsp
Exception
java.lang.Exception
Place where detected
org.apache.jsp.Error_jsp._jspService(), line 109
 If you have changed the templates, please do check them. This error message may show up because of that. If you have not changed them, and you are either installing JSPWiki for the first time or have changed configuration, then you might want to check your configuration files. If you are absolutely sure that JSPWiki was running quite okay or you can't figure out what is going on, then by all means, come over to jspwiki.org and tell us. There is more information in the log file (like the full stack trace, which you should add to any error report). 
 And don't worry - it's just a computer program. Nothing really serious is probably going on: at worst you can lose a few nights sleep. It's not like it's the end of the world. 


--[KenDere|http://null], 24-Mar-2009

Hi, Ken

The reason is that general users deliberatlely don't have permission to edit the front page. If you leave a comment here or e-mail me suggesting what you'd like, then we can consider how to incorporate that.

--[DavidRWilliams], 25-Mar-2009


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Most of the stuff on this page is just fluff.  There should be short summaries of the individual pages so you know where to go.

The EIS science page should include descriptions of various results including images, text and links to publications.  They should perhaps be grouped by QS, CH, Flare, CME, AR or whatever

--[KenDere|http://null], 26-Mar-2009