Yea, I think it would be sweet if you could add in the File menu drop down a
'scoure net and send webpage as wireframe' addition (kinda like the send
webpage as email in safari). You would be able, in one click (maybe two), to
enter your theme 'automotive' (custom preferences available for custom
settings) and have your program find what is trend setting on the NET right
then and there and simply change all color to black & white and outline all
images with a 1 pixel boarder, replace all text  with loren ipsum...package
and upload it to be reviewed with your name on it (like an email signature
pref eg..Principal Architect powered by ANGIE). Maybe even throw in a filter
to make the lines wiggly so it looks like a sketch. Get super wild and do an
initial handwriting analyses and make the filter make it looks like you hand
drew those babies.
What do you think?

2 cents.

On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 2:52 PM, IxDA Board of Directors <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> We have been talking with Mozilla about how our two communities can tap
> into
> each other, and I think there are some exciting ideas in the works.  I've
> seen some calls for a more open source approach to the work we do, so
> here's
> your chance.
>
> We're talking about co-sponsored design challenges (even in conjunction
> with
> JohnnyHolland.org), maybe events, creating our own space for IxDA.org
> innovation...We'll keep you posted as things progress (and naturally
> contact
> any of the Board members with ideas you may have).
>
> One opportunity that is on the table right now is working with them to
> build
> out what they're calling "The Chocolate Factory", an area for sharing and
> tapping into innovation. For starters on that, I'd like you to take a look
> at the following call for participation from Pascal Finette of Mozilla
> Labs:
>
> Hi Everybody,
>
> Since a little while we are working on a super-exciting project -- and
> now we would love to get your feedback and (if you want) your help:
>
> The basic idea is to replace the current Concept Series forum with a
> tool which allows users to post ideas/mockups/prototypes; discuss,
> rate & collaborate on them and move them forward through the process.
> Further the tool aggregates content from the wider web to allow users
> to host their concepts on their own blogs and sites such as flickr.
>
> You'll find our current thinking about this tool on the Mozilla wiki:
> https://wiki.mozilla.org/Labs/Site_2.0/Concept_Series_Tool_-_Specs2.0
>
> How can you help?
> First off all - we would love to get your feedback on this. Does this
> make sense to you? Is the tool - as described - something you would
> like to use? What could we do better? Any specific ideas? We would
> love to hear them!
>
> Secondly - we're going to start developing this soon. And we would
> love your help. Currently we plan to build this as a combination of a
> lightweight RESTful API and a Javascript client (similar to the
> architecture of Bespin). Atul and I will start hacking on this - and
> we welcome everyone who would like to hack with us on this. And we
> need more than just hackers - we need to build wireframes, design the
> interface, create a great user experience. In short: Everything from
> start to finish.
>
> If you're interested - ping me via email (pfinette [at] mozilla [dot]
> com), twitter (@pascalfinette) or IRC (pascalf on irc.mozilla.org /
> #labs).
>
> -Pascal
>
> -------------------------------------
>
> let us know what you think!
>
> Janna
> President, IxDA
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