Org is an Emacs mode for /keeping notes, maintaining to-do lists, and doing project planning with a fast and effective plain-text system/ (as the Org manual says).
Worg is a /collectively/-built knowledge database about Org, planning in plain text, and other related topics.
Because Org makes it easy, fast and effective to edit *well-structured*
files. Ever wanted to edit a in a wiki? Ever wanted to change the
outline structure in a wikipage? Ever wanted to edit lists quickly? Org
lets you do this.
Because Org-mode makes beautiful documents: it supports links, font beautification, examples, etc. And you can export those documents to HTML, LaTeX, or DocBook.
Because Org is also a powerful task-management system. Hopefully sharing
a will make it easy for everyone to know where he could help.
No. Yes. Kind of. Here are a few differences:
Everyone with a minimal knowledge of Org (and Emacs) and git. See the
page describing how to use for details.
No. You just need to send your public key to Jason or Bastien.
Everything related to Org, project planning in plain text, and the Org community. Go crazy!
Worg was started by Bastien in the hope that other Org-ers around will bite into this and start sharing tutorials, example of codes, etc.
Worg is currently maintained by . Feel free to contact him if
you have any questions about the site.
The first thing you need to know is .
The second thing you might be interested in is general advice and
conventions on how to .
If you're interested in knowing how Worg publishes itself as a website,
check the page.