[Community] We got a cool web site. How improve?

[wonderphone at posteo.de]

Hi all,

Thank you for the updates on the mailing list software and the offer to 
use the existing ideas and demo websites.

Let me share an observation:

- The power management testing thread died out relatively quickly
- The kernel 3.15 driver optimization thread died out right away
- The new website thread was answered by the usual suspects who already 
have a lot to do.

Although all the people on the list are enthusiastic or at least 
interested, I believe we either do a lot for the project already or we 
have other commitments that keep us from doing more or we have other 
greater interest (but that is ok too ;-) ). I wonder whether we could 
enable people from the first and the second group to find more time for 
the tedious work if the project did not only eat up resources, i. e. 
time, but also returns resources, i. e. money.

We will start a new web page without money and will also get quite far, 
but I would like to raise the topic of financing and financial 
compensation in a new thread. Let me make this clear: monetary 
compensation will only the be a small supplement to the heroic fame and 
the wealth of experience that you can win in this community ;-)






Oliver




Am 09.05.2014 16:46 schrieb Lukas Maerdian:
> 2014-05-09 9:35 GMT+02:00 Dr. H. Nikolaus Schaller 
> <hns at goldelico.com>:
>> Am 04.05.2014 um 20:13 schrieb wonderphone at posteo.de:
>>> - The mailing list should be combined with a web forum, that 
>>> displays every post in both systems alike, i. e. a post to the forum 
>>> will be send as an email to the list automatically.
>> This appears to become an inherent feature of Mailman 3 called 
>> "Postorius" [1]. A demo installation is running for Fedora [2] so that 
>> we can see how it will look like.
>> The good thing is that it is not a new web forum but also presents 
>> the whole history/archive.
>> So as soon as it becomes stable enough for daily operation (and 
>> available as a package for the distro used by the server), we can 
>> simply upgrade.
> Great! I've already had a look at it and I'm very much looking forward
> to see this deployed to the OpenPhoenux mailinglists (once it's
> stable, of course). I think it will help a lot of people to get easy
> access to our community, while changing nothing for us, as we can just
> use the plain old mailinglist.
> BR,
>   Lukas
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