Thread: Advocacy wiki asap?
All, I really, really need to get some planning pages up in the PostgreSQL sphere about OSCON and LWE and other events. However, both techdocs and my personal site are suffering from fatal cms bugs which prevent me from using them within the next couple days. Can we set up an advocacy wiki, or something, which we can use for this sort of thing very quickly? Or would this be approprate for part of the developer wiki? I'm willing to use whatever we can get operating in the next 24 hours and isn't based on CVS. -- Josh Berkus PostgreSQL @ Sun San Francisco
Josh Berkus wrote:
> All,
>
> I really, really need to get some planning pages up in the PostgreSQL sphere
> about OSCON and LWE and other events. However, both techdocs and my personal
> site are suffering from fatal cms bugs which prevent me from using them
> within the next couple days.
>
> Can we set up an advocacy wiki, or something, which we can use for this sort
> of thing very quickly? Or would this be approprate for part of the developer
> wiki?
>
> I'm willing to use whatever we can get operating in the next 24 hours and
> isn't based on CVS.
I would just use the developer wiki, just create a new section. No need
for yet another place.
Joshua D. Drake
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Joshua D. Drake wrote: > Josh Berkus wrote: >> All, >> >> I really, really need to get some planning pages up in the PostgreSQL >> sphere about OSCON and LWE and other events. However, both techdocs >> and my personal site are suffering from fatal cms bugs which prevent >> me from using them within the next couple days. >> >> Can we set up an advocacy wiki, or something, which we can use for >> this sort of thing very quickly? Or would this be approprate for part >> of the developer wiki? >> >> I'm willing to use whatever we can get operating in the next 24 hours >> and isn't based on CVS. > > I would just use the developer wiki, just create a new section. No need > for yet another place. Wow. I find myself agreeing with JD on a -advocacy/-www crossover matter. I guess there's a first time for everything :-) Anyway, my take is also developer wiki. *especially* if it may just be temporary, but I don't see a problem if it's permanent either. Just consider it a "wiki for the pg development group", which certainly includes the -advocacy folks. (The distinction being it's still not for the general end user) //Magnus
Magnus Hagander wrote: > Wow. I find myself agreeing with JD on a -advocacy/-www crossover > matter. I guess there's a first time for everything :-) +1 :-) > Anyway, my take is also developer wiki. *especially* if it may just be > temporary, but I don't see a problem if it's permanent either. Just > consider it a "wiki for the pg development group", which certainly > includes the -advocacy folks. (The distinction being it's still not for > the general end user) Also agreed. Regards, Dave.
Dave Page wrote:
> Magnus Hagander wrote:
>> Wow. I find myself agreeing with JD on a -advocacy/-www crossover
>> matter. I guess there's a first time for everything :-)
>
> +1 :-)
O.k. hold on. You are not allowed to both agree with me. I am changing
my suggestion to use a new wiki.
Joshua D. Drake
>
>> Anyway, my take is also developer wiki. *especially* if it may just be
>> temporary, but I don't see a problem if it's permanent either. Just
>> consider it a "wiki for the pg development group", which certainly
>> includes the -advocacy folks. (The distinction being it's still not for
>> the general end user)
>
> Also agreed.
>
> Regards, Dave.
>
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