I propose inserting this just before the Conclusion.
Web site Traversal intends to pay someone to host their web site, so any suggestions on whom to host with are welcome. However, for OGP, duskglow.com has been hosting the mailing list, gitk.com has been hosting documents and images, and suug.ch has been hosting the SVN repository. Their contributions to the project have been greatly appreciated, and so one of them is probably the best choice. The next issue is designing the web site which can be a significant investment of time and/or money. If it were all open source, it would instill a greater feeling of confidence in those using it to place orders. What we need is a site that describes the product, makes it clear what you're getting (early releases of OGD may lack the PCI logic, requiring later update from files you download), explains the warranty, and is able to handle secure credit card transactions and accurate computations of shipping/handling costs. Also, economy of scale requires that Traversal manufacture cards in batches, meaning that orders have to be stored safely for as long as it takes to get N orders. If PHP and MySQL are used in the back-end, that would be preferable so that Tim can maintain it in the future, as he is familiar with those. We welcome those who can help us design and code the web site and advise us on how to do it properly. _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
