Hi All,
I just subscribed to both these lists (forgive the cross post) so you
may have gotten further down the road on this one than I have seen. I
have been following a conversation on Zope3-users list about setting up
a website and doing a little marketing push for Zope 3.
I really liked t
ablished.
Anyhow, really just wanted to say 'thanks'.
Andrew Sawyers
On Fri, 2006-02-17 at 09:58 +1300, Peter Simmons wrote:
Hi All,
I just subscribed to both these lists (forgive the cross post) so you
may have gotten further down the road on this one than I have seen. I
have
keen to do some
demos/simulations as well as getting together the existing howtos and
making sure they are up to date.
The 4 items sum it up and the content behind those is the main thing.
Cheers,
Pete
Peter Simmons wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Cheers. That does sound like a good idea I have been wonde
cted. I'm unclear on whether this is too specific
for zope-web's larger purpose. If it is something zope-web wants to
do, is it something that we would expect in a few months or perhaps
year?
Anyways, I'm excited that so many of us share the enthusiasm for
marketing Zope and Zope3.
Hi All,
I had a look at the latest from Tom also and like it too. I am not sure
about having the content that is in the content area as the very first
thing newbies will see. Is the idea that this is the stuff that changes
the most and so will draw people back or is it just filler content at
hinking some of the
testimonials would be good and I'm planning on mocking that up. I also
think Andrew S. said he's looking into getting some good introductory
text as well.
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On Mar 7, 2006,
Those are the type of people that ideas but need us to implement them to
make them real. Those ideas and having them implemented means more work
for us in the community and that means more bright people in the community.
Just my experience.
Like the idea of balance also. What I was thinking wa
