Le 2010-11-20 11:19, Italo Vignoli a écrit :
> On 11/19/2010 04:42 PM, Marc Paré wrote:
>
>> The Drupal Web Dev Team are pretty active and, I have to say, very
>> impressive. If you would have any input on these two threads it would
>> greatly help us in setting up the site with the tool sets that we
>> require on the marketing website. (I am part of the Web Dev. Team.)
>
> I think that we have to be careful in selecting the marketing stuff that
> should be featured on the web site (press releases and clippings, useful
> documents like backgrounds, market researches, etcetera, pics of
> relevant people, case studies, and in general every bit of information
> which might help in knowing more or writing about TDF or LibreOffice)
> and the discussions which should happen either on a wiki or in a private
> mailing list, about concepts and strategies, messages, and all the
> related information. In fact, although we want to be transparent, we
> have competitors who are willing to understand more about us, and
> therefore we cannot discuss everything in public.
>
Thanks Italo
The information needed is not for data but merely to help in
establishing the structure; file format considerations etc. so that when
the migration from the Silverstripe to the Drupal in early 2011 is done
with the least amount of disruptions and as seamlessly as possible. We
are not talking about data.
For example, from my own perspective, the [Marketing Team] needs:
* Ideas: area where team members can chat in public as well as a private
area; public and private mailist; white board area to comment on design
graphs or to rough sketch live for examples; mail capabilities for mass
mailouts during campaigns; would like to see a mind map area
* File formats: .png, tif, .jpg, raw, svg, all openoffice formats, MSO
formats
* Workflows / Procedures: work in progress
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