Dear Josh, Where did that fantastic image come from? And why do I not own a t-shirt printed with it?
Richard P.S. Both vague.us and vague.org seem to be in a state in which they're not doing much for their owners...perhaps one or the other would be willing to part with the domain? On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Josh Sled <[email protected]> wrote: > Anthony Carrico <[email protected]> writes: >> Does anyone have recent status of the Vague wiki? Will someone volunteer >> to do a primer about the wiki this month since we don't have any other >> preso lined up? After the primer we could skim the HS threads to collect >> data. > > The VAGUE wiki is a bit outdated mediawiki install, but it is roughly up > to date, content wise. I moved all historical meeting > announcements/notes and other uvm.org/vague/ pages into the wiki, as > well. A couple of months ago, Aaron and I tried to upgrade mediawiki > en-route to using it solely for the http://uvm.org/vague/ webspace, but > that failed primarily because that webhost is not running php5. :| I > understand there's an effort being made to make php5 available on that > host, but its a long battle. :( > > FWIW, I'd love if we had a reasonable second-level domain for VAGUE that > was more … well, bluntly, under my^w our control. :D Not that I don't > totally love and appreciate the uvm.org webspace and *especially* > mailing-list hosting and archives. But I think a second-level domain > would help with google juice and group identity/branding, especially > externally. And this php hosting situation is a PITA. Problem is, I > can't seem to figure out a good second-level domain that's available. I > guess we could copy the VAGUE Geocaching group > <http://www.geovague.org/> and go with <http://unixvague.org/> or > something. Thoughts? Can we get a good domain I can register, and > migrate VAGUE's web presence over there? > > Also, can we get a good logo? :) My pathetic attempt from a couple of > years ago is attached as a cautionary exa^w^w^w^w for inspiration. :) > > > > -- > ...jsled > http://asynchronous.org/ - a=jsled; b=asynchronous.org; echo $...@${b} > > >
