Seeking PLUG new website input

[Craig White]

On Mon, 2006-12-18 at 22:45 -0700, Alan Dayley wrote:
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> I had a computer adventure this weekend that interrupted this request
> for input (Stupid Windows!).  But, here it is!
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> As announced at the East Side Meeting, we have started a project to
> improve PLUG's online infrastructure.  We are starting with the website.
>  Several people on the plug-webdev email list are actively participating
> directly in this effort.
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> The first short phase is to repair the broken aspects of the current
> site.  You may have noticed the calendar has finally been replaced.  We
> also have efforts proceeding to restore the Multimedia and Downloads
> sections of the site.  We will then have it back to previous
> functionality to use while the new site is implemented.
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> We now need your input and participation!
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> What do you want the PLUG website to have?  What features do you like in
> the current site and what would you add?  What would you do different?
> Everything is game: major features, layout, colors, etc.
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> Please keep it as a generic feature discussion as opposed to specific
> content engines.  For example, you might suggest "online forums" but not
> "Use Super Duper Forum Maker"  We are looking for feature descriptions
> which will translate to requirements.  We will then go hunting for the
> content management system or pieces to fulfill the requirements.
> Providing examples of sites with the feature or features you like is
> very appropriate.
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> Just post your responses in this thread.  If you'd like just lurk or
> even join in the actual effort, pleased subscribe to the plug-webdev
> email list: http://lists.plug.phoenix.az.us/mailman/listinfo/plug-webdev
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I guess I am confused why/where to be having this discussion since it seems to be occurring at 3 different places now, plug-discuss, plug-webdev and the PMWiki.

If I respond elsewhere, it doesn't encourage discussion here.

I think it would benefit from regular blog activities. I think that is what Keith is looking for in a round about way.

Craig
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