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__under constructiong__	`git clone` ⇒ page creation TL;DR: Rough idea: make it possible to interact with Encycla by entirely using the `git` workflow. User is cloning the yet non-existant page `@user/Page_name`. The clone contains the skeleton files `content.md`, `CONTRIBUTORS.yml`, et cetera. User edits `content.md`, commits their changes, then pushes the local commit(s) back to Encycla. The page /@user/Page_name is now visible on Encycla. Authentication — whether by username/password, certificate, or ssh-key — is a necessity in order to prevent spoofing. I don't know how Encycla works behind the curtains, but perhaps it is easier to implement `git` interactions via two protocols: `git clone https://encycla.com/` User can clone whichever page from Encycla they want. User can only clone already existant pages. `git clone ssh://encycla.com/@user/` User can only clone pages in their own name space. Cloning a non-existant page will “create” the page as a draft and populate the local directory with the necessary skeleton files, as per the initial description. Would that work? Comments

__under constructiong__

`git clone` ⇒ page creation

TL;DR: Rough idea: make it possible to interact with Encycla by entirely using the git workflow.

User is cloning the yet non-existant page @user/Page_name.
The clone contains the skeleton files content.md, CONTRIBUTORS.yml, et cetera.
User edits content.md, commits their changes, then pushes the local commit(s) back to Encycla.
The page /@user/Page_name is now visible on Encycla.

Authentication — whether by username/password, certificate, or ssh-key — is a necessity in order to prevent spoofing.

I don't know how Encycla works behind the curtains, but perhaps it is easier to implement git interactions via two protocols:

User can only clone pages in their own name space.
Cloning a non-existant page will “create” the page as a draft and populate the local directory with the necessary skeleton files, as per the initial description.

Would that work?