Hya, When i pointed out that structure, i was just enumerating what i missed most when i entered the osflash world. Let's wait for Aral to see what he thinks about this subject.
João Saleiro Martin Heidegger wrote: > Hi João ... > > First I want to point out that this is something that IS in actually > Aral's business and I feel bad to have > a discussion without his attention. Anyway I want to respond to your > suggestions: > > I think your structure is good but reinvents the wheel and adds > useless overload to the structure. > > Some thoughts that raise when I see this list: > > - Welcome page with news; > > There is a lot of things to start with - How about a big & fat "1000 > arrows to your informations" > Which is kind of flash animation that shows with big arrows where can > be clicked and informs > you about what you can find here. Maybe a bad idea ... though ... > > > - Introduction to osflash (What is osflash, what's so good about > osflash, comparing flash to ajax, etc); > > I think flash as platform and the open source community including > their tools don't need to prove theirselves > by regardless bad/evil statements its the quality and response that > helps. > Anyway: Some information about this should be claimed but those can be > set butI would not make this a "big" one. > > - General osflash blog (the idea that was proposed previously); > - Getting started tutorials (ide configuration, tools to use, > different kinds of workflows, etc); > - Success stories (with screenshots, detailed information, tools and > techniques used, interviews with the developers); > - Developers (detailed list of developers available to give consulting > to enterprises or individuals - this section name needs to be changed) > > I put those together because i think all those can be prominent Tags > or Categories of posts because all those should be > asap read with the RSS feed. There should be a developer index of all > writers of articles. I also suggest a open source > frappr group (http://www.frappr.com/?a=widgetlandingg&gid=749525&giv=1 > <http://www.frappr.com/?a=widgetlandingg&gid=749525&giv=1>) to point > out where the members are located and where > in the world you might find them. > > Suggesting a list of every living osflasher would mean we are enough > people to fit in the list. And furthermore I think those who > contribute to flash - to open source and the flash platfrom - are of > big value to should be honored for their work. I think some > "exclusivity" should be given. > > - Events (a list of calendarized events about general flash and > osflash, conferences, etc); > > Good stuff! Nothing to say ... > > - Forum or mailing list (for newbies); > > This can also be a list of forums all over the world that discuss > about open source in the certain language. The bigger > communitys are language driven (i know flashforum.de > <http://flashforum.de> as very big german forum with few members > here). I saw on > Macromedias beta testing application a mailinglist/forum mixture that > somehow worked like one. Is there some kind > of extension to the current mailinglist system available? I don't want > (as most others) to have two systems to check. > > > - OsFlash community (shortcut to the current platform - this section > name needs to be changed) > > How about calling it a wiki ? Because thats actually what it is - > right? Important! > > yours > Martin. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > osflash mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org > _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
