As many people have expressed interest in being responsible to maintain the edu-sig python list, I would encourage you to write to pydotorg-www < pydotorg-...@python.org> and express your interest. Note that, the way the python.org is currently set up, what you have to do is 1. get permission to the svn repository (including generating a private and public ssh key - if I recall correctly) 2. make a copy of the entire site on your computer 3. build the site (using python scripts) 4. To make changes, you need to edit a single file written in reStructuredText format 4a. rebuild the site to test locally 4b. commit the changes to the svn repository.
I get about one or two requests a year to make changes. Initially, I was a lot more proactive and hunted down interesting sites to add to the edu-sig page - something I have not done in 2 or 3 years. As I changed computer, I did not set up the svn repository on my new computer. I have received two request for changes that I would pass along to whomever becomes the next maintainer(s). Note that, as I understand without being privy to any details, the new upcoming site is supposed to become easier to maintain (perhaps editing online?). Cheers, André On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 9:45 AM, Andre Roberge <andre.robe...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I can no longer maintain the edu-sig page on python.org (and have not > done so for a while now). Would anyone be interested in doing it? > > André >
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