Newsgroup: it.sport.basket
Titolo: Re: Attn Quirk - TripToRome

 tarantella is a tipical folk dance of the south of the Country .
I see, so it has nothing to do with a homosexual spider?
In the book 54 by Wu Ming the main character is a Feluzzi (sp?) Dancer. 
What the heck is that?
{{{
Noi siamo gli ultimi del mondo.
Ma questo mondo non ci avrą.
Noi lo distruggeremo a fondo.
Spezzeremo la societą.
Nelle fabbriche il capitale
come macchine ci usņ.
Nelle scuole la morale
di chi comanda ci insegnņ.
Questo pugno che sale
questo canto che va
č l'Internazionale
un'altra umanitą.
Questa lotta che uguale
l'uomo all'uomo farą,
č l'Internazionale.
Fu vinta e vincerą.
Noi siamo gli ultimi di un tempo
che nel suo male sparirą.
Qui l'avvenire č gią presente
chi ha compagni non morirą.
Al profitto e al suo volere
tutto l'uomo si tradģ,
ma la Comune avrą il potere.
Dov'era il no faremo il sģ.
Questo pugno che sale
questo canto che va
č l'Internazionale
un'altra umanitą.
Questa lotta che uguale
l'uomo all'uomo farą,
č l'Internazionale.
Fu vinta e vincerą.
E tra di noi divideremo
lavoro, amore, libertą.
E insieme ci riprenderemo
la parola e la veritą.
Guarda in viso, tienili a memoria
chi ci uccise, chi mentģ.
Compagni, porta la tua storia
alla certezza che ci unģ.
Questo pugno che sale
questo canto che va
č l'Internazionale
un'altra umanitą.
Questa lotta che uguale
l'uomo all'uomo farą,
č l'Internazionale.
Fu vinta e vincerą.
Noi non vogliam sperare niente.
il nostro sogno č la realtą.
Da continente a continente
questa terra ci basterą.
Classi e secoli ci han straziato
fra chi sfruttava e chi servģ:
compagno, esci dal passato
verso il compagno che ne uscģ.
Questo pugno che sale
questo canto che va
č l'Internazionale
un'altra umanitą.
Questa lotta che uguale
l'uomo all'uomo farą,
č l'Internazionale.
Fu vinta e vincerą.
}}}
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http://www.ournewsgroup.org/it.sport.basket
You know what to do.

 You know what to do.
To be honest, if there hadn't already been 
http://www.ournewsgroup.org/chicago-bulls
 created, I probably would have 
stood for a moment and hesitated before jumping in. If it will help, I 
have the chutzpah to create ny-knicks, portland-blazers and... well, 
those... seed them with some Granvillism and hopefully someone will jump 
in. 
I'm not sure if this would violate the sacredness of anything though, so 
I thought I'd put it out here before I do anything, though.
Also, thanks Quirk for correcting and fiddling a bit with the tags as 
new users (ME) get acquainted.

 newsgroup, that is).
Oh yeah, a real-time RSS-driven smack war with Knick fans, I can dig
it.

 it.
I know of a couple of scrapers, but before doing work, I'd like to see 
if Yahoo comes out with their own. From the front page of their NBA 
page, it appears that they might be.

 new users (ME) get acquainted.
No problem, I will continue to clean and tuck as new content comes in.

 can we store and access delimited text files on this thing?
To put csv inline into a page:
{{{#!CSV
field1;feild2;field3
3212321;12321;23213
}}}
To attach a download file (CSV or otherwise)
attachment:filename.csv
In either case, save the page after adding the above. If attaching,
follow the resulting link...

 page, it appears that they might be.
What on earth are you talking about??

 can we store and access delimited text files on this thing?
Is the dates a list of years? If so it is easy enough to make a page
for each year, attach whatever files you want to it.
If the data is for a day, maybe the MonthCalendar macro is what you
need.
http://www.ournewsgroup.org/HelpOnMacros/MonthCalendar
If you are looking to map a series of days to a page, then
EventCalendar is a possibility.
http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/MacroMarket/EventCalendar
Note EventCalendar is not currently installed on 
ournewsgroup.org
, but
if it is wanted, a could install it.

 No problem, I will continue to clean and tuck as new content comes in.
Appreciate it. I'm sure the syntax will become second hand eventually.

 the man with the plan in the palm of his hand, hopefully he'll know.
For now I've gone with a calendar that surfaces sub-pages with past
rankings.  Feb 28 and March 1 are there as links from the calendar,
check it out.
This is pretty easy, but I'm still looking for something easier.

 follow the resulting link...
Hey Quirk,  I think what I actually want is the ability to collapse
content.  Do you have a tag for that?  The classic example I can think
of is a FAQ page, where the questions appear listed with a '+' next to
them, and when the user clicks the + it expands to show the answer to
the FAQ question.  Then a '-' appears and they can close it by
clicking on that.
Sorry if this is already there and I missed it.  I just haven't had
time to explore the whole thing yet.  It's pretty cool, though.

 time to explore the whole thing yet.  It's pretty cool, though.
There is very little in the way of client-side javascript toys
available for the wiki, you can do a show/hide toggling thingie with
inline javascript and html, but it would be tricky.
Why note just use links and subpages? Unless you like the Calendar
interface, you could simply make a bullet list or table that links to
the subpages, i.e.
== BPL Results History ==
 || ''date'' || ''comment'' ||
 || [wiki:/2007-02-28 Feb. 28, 2007] || 5'11 standing tall ||
 || [wiki:/2007-03-01 Mar. 2, 2007] || none escape the urination of
granville ||
You can put the above table in a subpage itself, like /
BullsPenalLeagueResults and then put an [[Include(../
BullsPenalLeagueResults)]] on each of the sub pages.
Etc...