[TYPO3-typo3org] Typo3.org is embarrassing

[Ingmar Schlecht]

Hi Boris,

I really, really do understand your concerns, but we are also actively
trying to improve the situation, *promised*.

Unfortunately there have been three failed attempts of a relaunch so far
(which is frustrating), but it has the highest priority within the
association at the moment to do it right this time.

Also, we have a server team consisting of Michael Stucki, Sebastian
Kurfürst and me which should take care of the installations running at
the moment. The problem you're reporting is now in our queue and we will
get back to this as soon as possible, but the long term solution really
is the long-planned re-launch of the whole typo3.org site (which will
then include the other sites).

So, I totally understand your frustration, but the three failed attempts
(which all looked promising in the beginning!) are something which
really set back our attempts to have a good website representing the
project. The next attempt (a commercial one), will hopefully work better
than the one tried before.

cheers
Ingmar

redacted user schrieb:
> Hello,
> 
> Typo3.org is getting more and more and more embarrassing.
> The latest issue i found recently are encoding poblems on the
> association website:
> 
> http://association.typo3.org/
> http://association.typo3.org/home/newsfeed/?tx_newsimporter_pi1%5BshowItem%5D=1&cHash=e14e29f833#single
> 
> 
> 
> Can anybody give me a reason why we (here at our company) should support
> the association any longer when even the most basic things on the
> official website, i repeat on an official website of a CMS, are not
> working? A website which should represent the CMS itself? Why should we
> support a organisation which is not able for years now to relaunch this
> website, which is so essential for the community, for newcomers and for
> decision makers?
> 
> I'm deeply frustrated.
> 
> We consider to cancel our support membership.
> 
> Regards,
> Boris
> 
> 
> 
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