On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 12:05 PM, David Farning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> 1. Create [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. We have discussed > this a few time over the last few months. Now that we are getting > distro (other the OLPC) related comments the time seems right > > 2. Create [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list. This will focus > on activity developer related issues. > Please don't fork sugar and activities lists without need! Regardless of where these lists are hosted, we should have one of each. olpc already has a general olpc-only devel list, the sugar and activities lists aren't meant to be so restricted. 3. Improve API documentation. Last week at the Book Sprint, I met a > professional writer who does Python api documentation for a living. She > is willing to help us get our documentation processes set up and get us > started. > +1 > > 4. Work on the getting involved documentation on the Sugar Wiki. > > 5. Move the Sugar documentation from w.l.o to w.s.o. When I started > this move a few moths ago, I am afraid that it was seen as a power grab > for Sugar Labs. I will restart this move if I receive buy-in and > support from OLPC personal. > As I mentioned then, we should pool bot expertise and set up some good bots. There is a reasonable tradition of soft redirects -- preserving existing pages and first adding a header that says "this is a mirror of info at <link>, to edit or see the latest info please go to <source site>", then replacing that text with a template that indicatesd the cross-site redirect. [you don't want to remove the original since inbound links point to it] > 6. Using AMO as an activities server. There are many advantages to > using Amo as an activity server. The issues that i ran into was the need > to push some patches back to mozilla to abstract the types of files AMO > serves. With the patch set, modifing amo to meet our needs would be > pretty straight forward. Without the patches being accepted we would > have to fork the code amo codebase. > Does amo provide a way for visitors/users to export data from it? SJ
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