On Jan 20, 2011, at 3:57 AM, Timo Mäkimattila wrote:

> On Mon, 2011-01-17 at 18:07 +0200, Foster, Dawn M wrote: 
>>> Yep. at least I'd like us to use both blogs. We could write the more
>>> "stable" things into the MeeGo blog and use our own blog as the team
>>> blog for anything that the team feels like blogging. If we would only
>>> use the MeeGo one I fear that I would reduce our activity in this front.
>>> 
>>> For example a general post titled 'How MeeGo QA is done?' would go into
>>> the MeeGo blog and something titled 'setting up you own ots worker'
>>> would go into the team blog.
>> 
>> Most teams are using the wiki for the things that change frequently and 
>> need to iterate quickly and the more stable information gets published on
>> the meego.com blog as an update.
>> 
>> Again, my main concern is that having this Wordpress blog fragments
>> the information and makes it more difficult for people to find. When someone
>> searches the wiki or meego.com, they aren't going to find the information 
>> that you are putting on Wordpress. I see having this be separate as 
>> a bit damaging to the project as a whole, since it duplicates our existing
>> infrastructure and makes it harder for people to find information about 
>> QA tools. I strongly recommend moving this information to the wiki
>> and the meego.com blog.
> 
> I agree and share your concern about that.
> 
> Would it be possible to give one of our team members the admin rights to
> the blog? The team is worried that doing admin tasks (adding users,
> adding/removing/updating posts) will be slow if we need to make requests
> for every action and wait for someone outside of our team to take the
> action. At least everyone in our team should have an easy access to
> submit stories. 
> 
> We would be willing to join the official blog, but we need some time to
> rearrange the stuff we have in wordpress to our wiki. And to figure out
> what kind of information goes to wiki and to the blog. Most of our blog
> writings have been sort of "hands on" tutorials for our end users.
> 

Can you file a bug requesting access and assign it to Mike Shaver with a 
cc to me? We'll need to figure out the best way to give your team access,
but this will be easier to track as a bug. You'll want to include a list of team
members needing access.

Also, before we start posting to the MeeGo blog, we need to think about
which posts belong in the wiki, instead. Usually hands-on tutorials will
go in the wiki where anyone can already add and update posts. It might 
make more sense to use the blog for a regular update linking to all
of the tutorials and other information posted in the wiki - maybe weekly
or every other week?

Thanks,
Dawn

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