Re: Suggestion : a new T2 Website

Le Thu, 22 Feb 2007 17:43:56 +0100 (CET),
Valentin Ziegler <ziegler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :

> Hi LMJ,
> 
> your site looks quite good ! I'd vote for moving it over to 
> t2-project.org somewhen (Maybe discuss the technical issues with Rene).

 Thanks ;)


> In the mean time, could grant write access to some of our contributors 
> to fill the pages with more content ? Or is the system too "alpha" for 
> this ?

 Yes, the whole system is just a beta work, I've chosen the components I wanted 
to use with some kind of
maturity (forum/wiki/FAQ) but the organization is just done by my own judgement 
of the T2 needs. I don't know
what is important for René and what is not. With this beta, only 30% of the job 
is done but I'm happy you
like it ;)


> We also should discuss the wiki policy, i.e. what content should be 
> editable by John Mc Everybody and what not.

  I think we need at least, a forum, a Doc & Tutorial Wiki & a FAQ system. All 
the contribution must be done
under validated registration IMHO (simple email validation). I think the Wikis 
and the Forum are already
under this rule.

  We can also add a LOT of modules on the website, I don't know yet what is 
missing after the ones already
implemented. For example, each developer members could have a blog or homepage. 
We have to keep in mind this
website must introduce T2 to Linux users who want to use an Advanced product 
but provide enough clear/redeable
information to newbies. At the same time, potential new developers have to find 
information who will
motivated then to join us. ALL is about THE good communication to THE good 
target.

  In this way, Tutorial wiki could deal with basic T2 compilation/installation 
processes + basic Linux
utilisation like "Setup a powerful dedicated LAMP box with T2", "Embedded 
Firewall/Router on dedicated
Hardware" or so....... Maybe looks like too basic for you guys, but it could be 
very helpful. The target is
not to rewrite all Linux tutorials available on Internet, but get a bunch of 
clean/professional Tuts in the
same spirit as you did T2 itself in comparison of regular Linux distro. T2 is 
in a "niche" area, the
documentation/tuts have to be in the same way. T2 is powerful so far, that's 
why we have to
share our knowledge about it.
 
  In this new Website, i don't just want to copy/paste the previous website 
text to a new graphic layout but
reach a larger population for the good health of the project (as far I know)

  Anyway, if you want to play with the new website, register yourself!  Send me 
your login, i will upgrade
your account to contributor, you will be able to publish/edit/remove 
articles/topics/wikis pages.

  I will have some free time on Friday afternoon/evening & Saturday to talk 
about the website, catch me on
IRC as soon you can.


   Thanks

        LMJ


 

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