On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 22:39, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay wrote:
> Hi All,
> With the website up and running smoothly, is it possible now to create a db
> for the LUGKol members that is searchable and thus the basic member details
> will be available ?

Well, each member info is accompanied by an optional "Short Bio"
section.
I can also add additional fields if necessary.
With regard to searching the members db, I will try to find out what can
be done.
Most probably a simple module will do.


 Moreover, it really is time that members began to
> contribute articles/short posts on the OpenSource and/or Linux movement, we
> seem to have a dearth of articles. And this does not really bode well.
> Moreover how about adding a counter to measure the list posts frequency
> [akin to what yahoogroups does on a month-for-month basis] - some idea about
> the traffic can be obtained and this can later be held up to be a measure of
> the vibrant nature of the list. Instead of SDG posting updates is it
> possible to generate update notices immediately when it occurs ? No offence
> SDG, but if you manage princeton then we are left with a ton of work and
> [might be] a lack of similar passion !!

Don't worry - I got deferred at P'ton. :-(
However, there's 95% chance that I will be leaving Kolkata in August
next year (I have also applied to a number of other US Universities)
But still, I can always work on the website from anywhere in the world -
I just need a proper computer :-).

> We all receive links, articles and
> topical write-ups on the FSF/OS/Linux movement, could we post the same to
> the website so that it serves as a one stop bulletin board for news - such
> process will it be syndication ?

Most of the contributing members have write access to the content
management of the site.
If you, or any other member need the same, please do write to me
personally, and I will enable it for you.
-cheers-
sdg

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