Thanks Andrew, Karsten and Gerardo for your opinions! O.k. now, so let's get back to continuing our work then...
Kind regards, Christian -- On Wednesday 06 February 2002 16:59, Andrew Ho wrote: > On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Christian Heller wrote: > ... > > > I just think that LinuxDoc-Med is at least the 4th list of projects/links > > Christian, > I too, have struggled to understand this situation (being one of the > perpetrators). I don't think it is necessarily all bad to have 4 or even > 40 project lists/link libraries. However, it will be very nice if we can > have a way to propagate updates and changes more efficiently across sites. > It is not hard to create a project list. The hard part is updating it. :-) > Similarly, it is not hard to make an electronic medical record system; the > hard part is making it inter-operable with other systems. > So far, I have not been able to convince anyone that the "project list" > is useful as a testbed for developing inter-operable health information > systems. > > See: > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg04721 >.html > > > and I was suggesting to make LinuxDoc hosting our Documents, such as > > Analysis (Requirements), Design, perhaps a StyleGuide etc., instead of > > being yet another "LinkPortal". > > Documents for an active project are probably better hosted by the project > itself. This makes updating more "local" without having to go through > notifying LinuxDoc, for example. I can't imagine how letting LinuxDoc > host all the documentation from the OIO project, FreePM, GnuMed, etc will > be reasonable. > > > Don't get me wrong, please, your links are precious and for sure we > > would merge them into Spirit, OIO or so. > > If Gerardo or anyone is willing to download the content from the OIO > Library's projects/documents database as an XML file and merge them into > LinuxDoc or other place, that will be great. Alternatively, if Gerardo or > anyone is willing to contribute/give their content to the OIO Library, > that will be great too. Of course, having some kind of open content > license and a structured/tagged output will be helpful. > > Best regards, > > Andrew > --- > Andrew P. Ho, M.D. > OIO: Open Infrastructure for Outcomes > www.TxOutcome.Org (Hosting OIO Library #1 and OSHCA Mirror #1) -- http://www.resmedicinae.org - Information in Medicine -
