To all those who use the Ruby Garden Wiki:

I've noticed a lot of top-level namespace pollution, and would like
everybody to know about the remarkable feature of Wiki sub-pages.
Basically, any top-level Wiki page can act as a self-contained Wiki
(to some extent).  This has two benefits:
 - avoids top-level namesoace pollution
 - all sub-pages have a link to the main page

A good example of this is

  http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyOnlineCookbook

On this page there are many links to other pages that can be
considered to be "within" the cookbook, but they are all top-level.
It would be conceptually and practically nicer if, for example,

  http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?LicenseIssues

were located at

  http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyOnlineCookbook/LicenseIssues

instead.  The reasons are pretty obvious.


Anyway, just wanted to share this knowledge.  I don't remember how I
found out, but it's useful to keep in mind.

Gavin