I'm here. Thanks Nick! On Aug 15, 2011, at 7:44 AM, Nick Burch wrote:
> On Mon, 15 Aug 2011, Rob Weir wrote: >> A quick test to verify that the list is working. If it is, I'll send a note >> to the various ODF Toolkit Union lists tell them that we're live now at >> Apache. I'll also give them instructions for how to sign up for these new >> Apache lists. Maybe mention this on the ODF Toolkit Union website as well? > > I'd say there are a few steps to take: > * Update the (existing) website to list the new list details > * Keep the links to the archives of the old lists on the site, so you > don't loose the history > * Email the current lists, and suggest that people subscribe to the new > incubator podling lists > * Stop accepting new posts to the old lists > * Either forward posts destined to the old lists to the new one, or add an > autoresponder to tell people where to resend > > You can probably do 1-3 now, the others should likely wait until most people > have come across > >> As a podling, we have some top level decisions to make, things like Bugzilla >> versus JIRA, Confluence wiki versus moin moin, markdown website versus >> something else, etc. But I'd like to suggest that we first take a few days >> to make sure the community has had time to move to the new lists. > > IP clearance/grants also need doing, and can take a while, so you may wish to > start the ball rolling on those too > > In the mean time, could someone perhaps summarise the current setup of > websites, code, wiki, issues etc, which everyone will likely want to refer to > when trying to decide what to move to > > Cheers > Nick
