Re: DIS: [Notary] Web Report Survey
On 2020-06-28 14:51, Edward Murphy via agora-discussion wrote: Or both, if possible with reasonable effort, akin to MediaWiki transclusion. (I used Wikidot when I held Notary several years back, but if it supports transclusion then I was unaware of it; I just had one page per contract, then a link index.) +1 to a wiki sort of thing. Fantastic version control that makes a lot of sense for contracts. But it's not like I'll be mad if the H. Notary doesn't feel like setting something like that up. -- Trigon I LOVE SPAGHETTI transfer Jason one coin nch was here I hereby don't... trust... the dragon... don't... trust... the dragon... Do not Construe Jason's message with subject TRIGON as extending this
Re: DIS: [Notary] Web Report Survey
Jason wrote: On 6/24/20 9:30 PM, ATMunn via agora-discussion wrote: - Should everything be in one long webpage, or should each contract be split into its own page? I think it would be fine to have it all on one page with summary/details for the texts, but having everything on separate pages would be fine, too. Or both, if possible with reasonable effort, akin to MediaWiki transclusion. (I used Wikidot when I held Notary several years back, but if it supports transclusion then I was unaware of it; I just had one page per contract, then a link index.)
Re: DIS: [Notary] Web Report Survey
> - Should everything be in one long webpage, or should each contract be > split into its own page? Having a one-page version available would be convenient for searching. - Falsifian
Re: DIS: [Notary] Web Report Survey
On 6/24/20 9:30 PM, ATMunn via agora-discussion wrote: > I'm planning on creating an online version of The Notes, my weekly > report. I think an online version will help tremendously in the > readability of the report, as you will be able to click on a contract in > some sort of table of contents to take you directly to the full text of > the contract. Scrolling sucks. > > Fortunately, the way I've formatted my reports, it should be quite easy > to write a Python script or whatever that converts it from text to HTML. > I also have quite a bit of CSS experience so I should be able to make it > look nice and neat. (don't worry, I won't go over-the-top with styling > though :P) > > However, I would like some input on what people want to see in an online > Notary report. These are my main questions: > > - Should everything be in one long webpage, or should each contract be > split into its own page? > > - If contracts are split into their own pages, should each pledge and > promise also be? Or should all the pledges and promises be on one page, > but still separate from the main report page? > > - Are there any other particular features or things you would find useful? > > I think it would be fine to have it all on one page with summary/details for the texts, but having everything on separate pages would be fine, too. Also, you may want to take a look at whatever Gaelan set up in eir (short) tenure as Notary [0]. [0]: https://github.com/agoraNomic/notary -- Jason Cobb
DIS: [Notary] Web Report Survey
I'm planning on creating an online version of The Notes, my weekly report. I think an online version will help tremendously in the readability of the report, as you will be able to click on a contract in some sort of table of contents to take you directly to the full text of the contract. Scrolling sucks. Fortunately, the way I've formatted my reports, it should be quite easy to write a Python script or whatever that converts it from text to HTML. I also have quite a bit of CSS experience so I should be able to make it look nice and neat. (don't worry, I won't go over-the-top with styling though :P) However, I would like some input on what people want to see in an online Notary report. These are my main questions: - Should everything be in one long webpage, or should each contract be split into its own page? - If contracts are split into their own pages, should each pledge and promise also be? Or should all the pledges and promises be on one page, but still separate from the main report page? - Are there any other particular features or things you would find useful? -- ATMunn friendly neighborhood notary here :)
