[Typo3-dev] How about a news group about typo3.org?

[Jan-Hendrik Heuing [netfielders]]

If you would like to discuss those things,I'd suggest you try typo3-english 
or off-topic first to see if there is enough to discuss to set up individual 
newsgroups. Thepoint ist,that for example a lot of extensions askk for their 
own newsgroup, and nothing is actualy happening after the first few mails...

JH

"Stig N. Færch" <stig at 8620.dk> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:mailman.1.1099901808.9440.typo3-dev at lists.netfielders.de...
> It's not that I'm too eager or anything. It's just a proposal for you
> guys to be able to get some better feedback.
>
>> RObert, Christian and I are working on the site on both technical and
>> content wise issues.We take suggestions but don't intend to share the
>> work to a larger group.
>
> This isn't the idea either.
> The idea is that the newsgroup should be a way of getting ideas,
> comments and reactions about the site(s).
> Discussions on the newsgroup might lead to new ideas that you hadn't
> thought about. Or things that needs to be adjusted based on reactions of
> the community.
>
>> I have kept your list of comments although there are not much that has
>> not been brought to my attension (except the colorblind-thing)
>
> The examples are just examples, so the colorblind-thing is just made up.
> (though I know that colors are an issue on homepages when talking
> colorblindless)
>
> In my mind one of the biggest strongpoints of projects like Typo3, is
> the community. So the better conditions the community have, the better
> Typo3 can evolve.
> That's why I thought that the community-site (that's just how I see
> typo3.org) would need a place for feedback.
>
> Only my 2 cents, nothing else.
>
> /Stig
>
>> On Mon, 2004-11-08 at 07:57, Stig N. Færch wrote:
>>>>> Wouldn't it be nice if we had a newsgroup about the typo3.org site?
>>>>>
>>>>> And maybe one for the .com site.
>>>>>
>>>>> Then the newsgroup would be something like:
>>>>> typo3.site.org and typo3.site.com. Or maybe just typo3.org and
>>>>> typo3.com?
>>>>> Ideas and comments about the sites could be posted here.
>>>>
>>>> What would you like to post to such a group?
>>>> I don't see a reason for it, but try to convince me ;-)
>>>
>>> Okay, let me try -
>>> typo3.sites.* should discuss sites related to Typo3 of course.
>>> I'm sure both the org and the com sites can be improved, both by
>>> content and by sitestructure and overview. (Everything in my mind
>>> can be improved :-)
>>> * So some might have thought, why isn't this on typo3.org?
>>> * Shouldn't it be easier to find this thing?
>>> * Someone says that it is on the homepage, - maybe we should place it
>>> somewhere else, to make it  easier to find?
>>> Here we can also compare with other similar sites (similar projects
>>> like Zope maybe) and discuss this.
>>> Generally forums to discuss improvements of the sites, to make sure
>>> that we have the best possible sites, so that we have the best
>>> possible conditions to have a growing and prosper community. :-)
>>> Afterall the typo3 sites must be the centerpoint of the community.
>>>
>>> Example of topics for
>>> typo3.sites.org : (don't comment them here, they are just examples of
>>> topics :-)
>>> * General design. What should be where in the design.
>>> * What about the possibility to comment extensions in the TER?
>>> * I have seen at some other site that they had an IRC-client, how
>>> about this?
>>> * The site is running too slow when .... (then someone might have a
>>> answers to why this is, and someone else might have an ideas how to
>>> improve.)
>>> * The colours on the frontpage don't work very well when you are
>>> colourblind, - I have these suggestions...
>>> * [announcement] The news-staff needs help. (we need some people who
>>> would like to proofread news)
>>> * In this doc, when I click at the picture, I get this error.
>>> (someone says. This is being worked on, be patient)
>>> * Why don't we have a calendar for Typo3 events like t3ug meetings
>>> and other typo3 related stuff?
>>> * Hey, I would like to propose that we split up the org site, into a
>>> TER-site and a community site. This would be a nice move because
>>> of.... ... I could go on.
>>>
>>> /Stig
>>>
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