Before anyone goes and buys things there are probably FEC rules. I
think I saw something come over the list saying there was a $250
personal max, but don't quote me on that.
You can quote me on that.
We need to be very careful about who spends how much or who donates
what with what value. All
My drupal files were hung up in public ftp and were not moved
automatically into public html. I think I'm all set now...but I'm
sure others will end up having this same problem and the installation
directions should be more simple and easy to follow. Okay, now that I
appear to have drupal
Sounds good to me, Howard. Though you don't need anyone's blessing. ;)
Also, in response to Jim's question, the problem isn't with individual
people who want to set up their own h4d-modified Drupal. Our original
plan included having a powerful turnkey hosting service which dean
groups who
I was under the (perhaps mis)apprehension that all this had been hashed
out with the hackers, but it sounds like it may not have been. Of
course
it's a tough choice. You guys have two choices, really:
(1) work w/the campaign
(2) work outside the campaign
Hmmm... I was going to respond to some of
Britt said it much more succinctly than I did. I agree with this 100%.
cheers
-josh
Gentlepeople,
1] We are developing a toolkit using open source tools. Free. As in
speech AND beer.
2] The toolkit will include the simplest, most portable installation
process we can provide.
3] Nodes built
I put bluesky, simpledean, and Dean01 in a single tarball and released
them on http://sf.net/projects/dean/. I will install them on
http://dean.sf.net/ as soon as that web server decides to cooperate
(probably by later tonight) so you can try them out for yourself.
Has anyone contacted the
if we use Illinois for Dean's Dean-o-gram initative (which isn't
finished
yet), it is still going to need to be incorporated into Drupal.
Someone
(Lynn seemed to volunteer) should start work or be thinking about this
IMHO
I am volunteering for it but I'm not sure what needs to be in the
module.
with right
now?
-Zack
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Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 3:18 PM
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Cc: Zephyr Teachout
Subject: [developers] MetaDean NodeTracking Design Doc
A first stab at a design doc for node-tracking
Here's a draft of my design doc for Deanster (a.k.a. the talend
database, the visible volunteers, the front room). Please excuse the
parts that aren't quite filled in yet and feel free to correct me where
I'm wrong:
http://www.hack4dean.org/phpwiki/index.php?TalentDatabase
peace
-josh
Some very interesting perspectives from the webmaster at indianafordean.
Worth a read.
He's invited any of us that want to discuss further to join him in IRC.
irc.openirc.net
#deanchat
cheers
-josh
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Date: Sat Jul 26, 2003 3:42:56 PM US/Pacific
To: Joshua
This is fucking cool. I'll contact Stephen to see about putting
something like this up elsewhere.
-j
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Date: Sun Jul 27, 2003 8:00:53 PM US/Pacific
To: Scott Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED], Joshua Koenig
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After Zephyr's previous posting about content for Deanster, I just
wanted to give y'all a little more of my vision for the whole Deanster
user expression piece. You're indubitably the boss on this one, so
the call is yours, but I wanted to give you the whole nine yards.
The notion for this
Deanster could also act as a (Jabber/Drupal) single-sign-on point for
any Drupal Dean Nodes a Deanster also frequents.
We talked about this with Zephyr, and the deal is - if DFA run Deanster
then it cannot handle Authentication for the Nodes or they would have
to
be vetted by DFA (ie official) so
We talked about this with Zephyr, and the deal is - if DFA run
Deanster
then it cannot handle Authentication for the Nodes or they would have
to
be vetted by DFA (ie official) so I don't think this is possible.
What about the opposite direction? Can unofficial nodes act as
single-signons for
One other point about Deanster: you might get some flak from
Friendster if
you combine that concept with that name. The Friendster guys aren't
necessarily Dean supporters. Zephyr, you might discuss with legal
whether
there's any exposure - obviously it's a great name but a legal hassle
would
Just catching the tail end of this, but we're fully planning to run
deanster, I've got the server space planned, and I'm looking to hire
for
someone to administer. So all we're doing is making sure its designed
in
a way we can manage. There's a lot of projects we're going to build on
this, and
I built this in after talking with Britt about the idea for future
Howard Dean sites to include rotating volunteer statements as part
of the design.
That's funny, Zack and I were talking about something similar on AIM
as part of the endorse module (but we kind of agreed to put it into
on the role of blogs, content, moderation and
community building within DeanSpace.
Comments?
Aldon
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Subject: RE: [hackers
Here's where I begin and end on this.
It is in fact the nature of the beast and one can choose, as a
player to work for
change within it (and risk being consumed by it), or work outside for
it
(and risk being used, then ultimately sidelined by it) or choose to
sit it
out and navel gaze to the
Independent of the terminology, I believe it is crucial
for any sort of online community building tool to facilitate
interaction
between the users above and beyond merely listing information. I am
concerned from what I am hearing, that such functionality seems to be
missing from 'Deanster' and I
I'm abandoning the grassroots theme because it's the butt-ugliest
thing I've designed since 1995, and that's saying something. (Don't
believe it? See http://www.siprelle.com/sandbox .) I've got one other
theme idea I'm going to give a run at (black and white). Somebody
point me at something.
Pardon me if I'm a little late to this discussion.
2. There is significant debate over whether the database for
the media repository should reside in a central location,
or be distributed among DeanSpace sites. I have posted my
arguments for a centralized database in/on [*] the
Yes. I think CC (which flavor, I'm unsure) by default. Opt out as
needed.
-j
Hey guys - let's figure out what we want to do about CC liscensing
soon -
Lessig has offered his staff to help us work through the issues.
I think the latest agreement i heard was an opt out forced CC
liscence
in
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
Hello? Are we meeting? Am I in the wrong place
(tolkein.freenode.net/#hack4dean)? is it my breath? wha?
So it seems like this week's sunday meeting was a wash. Shall we try to
re-convine later tonight? If not, I think we should meet prior to
Wednesday in any case, as it's meetup day and we also
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
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