You can build just-as-effective slashdot moderation stuff into the aggregator
as you could in the central site. The way in which the system collects
metadata has no effect on this.
There is no us and them. We are all on the same team.
I am not accusing DFA of having bad intentions. I am
So, I'm up this
morning and reading the messages in the "Secret Surprise" blog.
RIDEBOARD
One person suggested
a ride board for Dean events. Is there such a ride board up? Should
we get something like that going in DeanSpace?
Again, in spite of
being a high tech person, I like quick,
Hey all!
From DFA's perspective, we're interested in getting this kit out as soon
as possible -- and for a bunch of reasons, we don't think we can push
DMT. (Most of them, but not all, are legal, fwiw, but as such critical
to our lawyer's ok and getting this out the door.) If anyone has any
Excellent point Lynn. I think the stock drupal modules we're including
are:
- forum
- blog
- profile (which will be modded)
- book
- poll
We may want to include more and/or have some of the above installed but
turned off by default in our kit. This will allow administrators to
add
So either the media-network intelligence goes in the nodes of the
network, or it goes straight to the center of the Dean Media Team
mother-ship.
A few times now you've talked about having to get permission from DMT
or being controlled by DMT, and now the DMT mother-ship. It's
clear
that you
Note to List: I love chewing on this vision thing; it's the way I operate:
identifying and evaluating grand principles, assimilating them into my
personal philosophy and then seeking to practice that thru my words, actions
and affiliations (and perhaps it is the same for everyone; we just choose
OK, so there's a postcard script I'd like to cadge a few ideas from. Not
wholesale cut/paste, just a couple ideas. It's licensed under GPL. This is
the first open source group project I've worked on; while I've been
programming for a bit, it's almost entirely been private work for myself and
my
