DoctorMO wrote:
>
> Hey John,
>
> On Sat, 2010-10-30 at 21:21 -0400, John Baer wrote:
>> I completed a "proof of concept" Artwork Wiki site based on the new
>> light theme [ not fully functional :) ].
>
> So these processes and tools are the tools we're going to use for this
> cycle to develop our design research on the art/design website task?
>
> We may end up jettersoning the wiki altogether, we certainly won't end
> up using ccHost I don't think since it's php. But what ever we use I
> think for this cycle we need to be aware of how temporary and transitory
> our situation is.
>
>> Submission and submission comments could be handle by ccHost {?}.
>>
>> http://art.ubuntu-owl.org/people/jbaer
>>
>> We have some work to do here. :)
>
> I've done the smallest amount of work to support the projects we have in
> the required ways. Other than that it's not good time to fix it up more.
> IMO.
>
> I'll be working some more on our django project, some code etc and I
> hope daker, thorwil and others want to continue looking into the design
> and production of the website with me.
>
> Martin,
>
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Hey Martin,
Thanks for the quick response. The problem as I see it is we need something
now and we need something better as soon as possible. AFAIK the Wiki is the
only tool we can use now.
Admittedly it suffers from performance issues and others but these need to
be fixed and I have submitted bug reports.
I am transparent to the final solution but from a support perspective I
suggest we adopt something similar to what is being used elsewhere ( such as
"ask.ubuntu" ).
My dream is we can work on process improvements and technology improvements
at the same time and the goal of "light" is to improve process. :)
In your opinion what would be a good repository for submissions now ( wiki,
flickr, foopics ) ?
John
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