On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 6:16 PM, Shakthi Kannan <[email protected]> > > > A domain owned by someone who takes responsibility for renewal every > year, and who can be contacted via e-mail, or phone, or in person when > needed by any member in this mailing list.
+1. > > > --- > | leave the technology / wiki / static pages etc. > \-- > > Contributors can work decentralized, push their static web pages to > their repos from which maintainer(s) can merge the desired changes, > and push static web pages to the server. > > For a change, can it be a website *committed* by its contributors? > +1 on this too. I believe we cannot 'leave the technology' alone. After all, this is a technical forum, so that topic should be open for discussion. A lot members have asked a laundry list of services. Can we prioritize them and put a date of release (even an approximate one, so that we won't go through the blame game again) on each of them? I believe this would be ideal: 1. The site with static pages, with code available as an svn repo on a google code project. 2. Use the issue tracker that comes along with it to prioritize the features. 3. Give deploy access to a few members, and commit access to any member who specifically requests for it. The deployers will have the responsibility to accept patches/commits and push them live. 4. Ask for people who are ready to do this in various roles. For things like planet, jobs board, we can have a virtual host setup on the same server, so it goes like this, ideally: www.ilugc.in -> static pages deployed off a svn repo planet.ilugc.in -> the planet software running on an apache vhost jobs.ilugc.in -> an open source jobs tracker (jobberbase?) And so on so forth. Any problem with that? Vamsee. _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, email [email protected] with "unsubscribe <password> <address>" in the subject or body of the message. http://www.ae.iitm.ac.in/mailman/listinfo/ilugc
