> interested>
>
Stop yer scarin me!
> I would be tempted to tie this back to some of the paradigm issues I hear
> discussed concerning the campaign. To what extent are connections
> centralized? That smacks of a top-down approach as opposed to a bottom up
> approach, particularly in terms of t
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
> That last sentence, cast in bronze. "Ours is but to choose
> individually."
>
> Whatever your opinion on the Dean campaign and how they interact with
> us, it's up to individuals to make their choices. This group is an
> informal association, and I don't think we're going to make a
> collective d
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.
L
Hi Lynn -
If you're looking for something more, I would point you back to the
endorse module since you did such a good job with it.
I'm not sure where/to who I described this before (hopefully I did it on
the list), but I've come to see endorse as two parts:
1) personal messages (which you have
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
Thanks to all who recommended hosting outfits; I checked into all of them
and they we're all great deals (I personally was sold on DreamHost so I'm
planning on giving them my business for my own non-project content; thanks
Matt).
But as it turns out, some valued project participants with both the
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.
Ju
If you're looking for something more, I would point you back to the
endorse module since you did such a good job with it.
Well golly thanks. :) I needed that since I'm not feeling overly
competent today. Anyone looking at the grassroots theme can see why.
(Actually, I got frustrated over somethin
What josh said :)
Zephyr Teachout
Internet Organizing & Outreach
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Here are some topics i we came up with..
http://www.hack4dean.org/phpwiki/index.php?IrcMeeting
Go add your own, cya there.
-Zack
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> 1) You guys/gals are doing great work.
> 2) Are you (any of you) open to "requests" for themes?
> 3) Are any of you open to mentoring other graphics people who might
> want to create themes?
>
I'm going to try my hand busting out some themes; I've got drupal installe
Here are the high points from tonights IRC meeting; it was long but
productive.
Mostly I've taken note of things that seem "actionable" or which affect
our immediate progress. The most important thing that happened was a
hashing out of our "vanilla" site kit feature list. This is what we're
wo
Hello everyone!
First I'd like to say that I'm very happy to be a part
of this group. :) Uniting the various Dean movements
is going to be one of the most important pieces of the
puzzle to change this country's direction. It's not
often that you can feel that you are really making a
difference i
Hello everyone!
First I'd like to say that I'm very happy to be a part
of this group. :) Uniting the various Dean movements
is going to be one of the most important pieces of the
puzzle to change this country's direction. It's not
often that you can feel that you are really making a
difference i
http://www.hack4dean.org/phpwiki/index.php?EighthIrcMeeting
Ping and I argued long into the night about the feasibility of a
distributed media network. Anyone interested in the discussion should
read it.
-Zack
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