[Typo3-marketing] GOV/EDU/NGO

[Daniel Hinderink [TYPO3]]

Hi Jan,

> Robert Lemke wrote:
> 
>> So if that seems to be an interesting topic, I volunteer to
>> write that case story.
> 
> That would be great. Thanks. I will publish a proposal for a
> "casestudie-template" here within the next week.

Please look into Sanders Case study questionnaire:
http://www.typo3.nl/casestudy.html

May be this helps.

> 
> Daniel Hinderink wrote:
> 
>> Defnitely not, I don't know why anyone would have something worth
>> reading to annotate to other peoples projects.
>> Or did I misunderstand you?
> 
> hmm, i thought it might be a good idea to let *interested* visitors (maybe
> fe-users) comment or annotate projects that they are interested in - without
> "forcing them" to become a project member. An example:
> On gov.typo3.com, page "planned projects", i will describe an organisation
> guide (an extension needed by many towns, villages and counties - Such an
> extension allows visitors to find the persons responsible for
> tasks/services). I am interested to find out which functionality *many*
> people (from authorities) expect from such an extension *before* i (or
> others) start coding. So *interested* visitors could easily shout out: "hey,
> cool plan, what about integrating a function that allows to ..." of course
> it would still be programmer's choice to integrate the function or not...

OK, now I understand the purpose. I would again not look for a technical
solution. Just make a project out of these. Then there should be a projects
page on gov on which you can publish abstracts and link to the project
descriptions on the general page. Additionally you can create a thread each
on the the dev list and publish a link to it in the archive.

 
> Marcus Diedrich wrote:
> 
>> Perhaps what you had in mind is a form of spontaneous reaction to a
>> similar problem. So there should be a direct link for further
>> questions or a request.
> 
> Exactly. Daniel?

See above, we already have common means for handling things like this, we
just need to apply them.

Cheers

Daniel

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Daniel Hinderink
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