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Mauricio Giovagnini wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Jonathan-David SCHRODER escribió:
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<pre wrap="">Hi
I was going to say some of the things said here about the websites.
In short :
- compared to the TTD webpage, there's no apparent news/blog category
and it would be nice to have one. Should we setup a wordpress thing or
another CMS and integrate back the website contents into wordpress pages?
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I think this is a nice Idea. I've been doing some small
stuff with Drupal (just for the fun of it), it has a lot of
features and add-ons. Joomla could be a choice too. I
found them easy to install a get a site working but not so
easy (and even high expertise required) to customize certain
things.
In theory CMS softwares are flexible and changing content
distribution is easy compared with the posts itself.
As forum software, I like SMF. It could be for support
among users, perhaps in several languages (although this
sounds too much for a start, may be we could deal with
english and then if the forum becomes big we could think on
same language subsections (english, spanish, french,
italian, etc).
As Jason Said a WebAdmin will be required, one with
expertise. May be he (whoever is designated) will be the
responsible of making this decisions according with his
knowledge.
May be there's a skilled webadmin out there or in the list
wishing to help to the cause. :)
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I am a network admin. I own OrbWireless.net, and host some 70 websites.
I admin 3 of them, and have extensive experience with Joomla, PHP,
Perl, Java and MediaWiki. I have servers at my own mini-datacenter in
my town office, as well as several at a full fledged datacenter in
Dallas, TX.<br>
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I would personally like to see the website run Joomla 1.5. and I think
we should keep the wiki on MediaWiki. That would make for some very
easy administration and user-management. I was a little afraid to
mention Joomla, but since you broke the ice, I'll go ahead. Here's one
site I experimented with in Joomla, <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://orbwireless.shaferlabs.com/">http://orbwireless.shaferlabs.com/</a>.
I decided not to use joomla on my production site, but I think it is a
perfect solution to the KTechLab site.<br>
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Just my 2c worth<br>
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Lawrence<br>
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