Everything i can think of seems to be operating. I have set Hack4Dean now
just redirects to DeanSpace.
When the old hack4dean user lists get imported onto the new DeanSpace
lists lets start using them instead of these.
Anything left to do to DeanSpace ?
Any thoughts on when we want to reschedule
This is going to be a big week for Dean.
In our own corner of the universe, we've gone "live" with our new
website, deanspace.org. This is good stuff. Now we need to think
strategy.
Basically, as soon as we start pushing this, we're going to get a lot
of interest from techies and regular campa
All sounds great Josh - ill get cracking on this stuff tonight with you.
Also, i think a theme contest is in order for DeanSpace.org. Does 2 weeks
sound like a long enough time? We can put a vote to the submitted themese
- with the winner winning "Default".
-Zack
On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Joshua Ko
This is great. I really don't think a big release is the way to go -- in
fact, I think it would backfire. For this to work, I think I'll start
offering particular services, like a "want to set up your own Dean
website?" there are volunteers who can help.
And then build off that, slowly and quietl
Hi Everyone,
Here's an interesting speech on Social Software, given by
Clay Shirky at the O'Reilly conference a few months ago that I think is very relevant
to what we're working on:
http://www.shirky.com/writings/group_enemy.html
It's pretty long, so if you don't have time to read it, here ar
I'm no longer clear on what people are doing because i couldn't
find the People page on deanspace.org.
So i brought over the People page just now and added it to the book.
Could i ask you all to have a look at it check to see that it accurately
reflects your current status?
http://deanspace.o
Yes. Agreed. I think it helps us internally if we have a "launch"
moment though. It focuses effort.
-j
This is great. I really don't think a big release is the way to go --
in
fact, I think it would backfire. For this to work, I think I'll start
offering particular services, like a "want to set
On Monday, August 4, 2003, at 02:06 PM, Joshua Koenig wrote:
I think it helps us internally if we have a "launch" moment though. It
focuses effort.
If it weren't for the last minute, nothing would get done.
Hi folks--
I'm finding several spots where a judicious bit of editing might be useful
in, for instance, the About DeanSpace pages. Typos and such. Is it okay if I
make corrections (nothing sweeping)? I don't want to step on toes, but I've
been editing copy for 20+ years and it's a hard habit to br
Please please please do.
typos are no good...
-Zack
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>Hi folks--
>
>I'm finding several spots where a judicious bit of editing might be useful
>in, for instance, the About DeanSpace pages. Typos and such. Is it okay if I
>make corrections
Please please please do.
typos are no good...
I second that. Anyone can edit my text for typos and obvious language
bugs. If you want t cut a paragraph, ask first, but otherwise I say go
for it.
peace
-josh
This page is a good example of need for using better wiki formating:
don't use tabs, you can't usually type them and they are unnecessary:
* Level 1
** Level 2
translates to:
* Level 1
* Level 2
I didn't go through and change all of that, maybe I would if I rigged up
some sort of s
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