* Michael Tänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-05-08 17:41:55]: > Florent Daignière schrieb: > > * Michael Tänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2008-05-08 05:04:07]: > It's probably not possible to migrate in two days but it seems that now > is a good point to start the process, as Ian mentioned he wanted to > change the website significantly (this also includes the texts). We > probably should migrate in a soft way and try it in a test environment > first. The Website would be a good point to start with because it has > not so much content on it.
Okay, let's try it. I've set a drupal vhost up on emu (http://wwwtest.freenetproject.org/). Here is the deal: if it reaches the point where it's actually better than the actual website then we switch permanently... Otherwise I'll just delete it. I will grant admin access to whoever wants it... and can install modules/themes/whatever on request. We need to put some kind of deadline otherwise nothing will ever be done: what about one month? I personnaly won't work on it for now. The main point against our current website is that it's not community-friendly... Let's see if the community feels involved and will contribute to the presumably community-friendly sandbox. > The other things could be done step by step, > or never if we want to keep them (e.g. I'm not quite convinced about > drupals bug tracker, but there are definitely better wiki engines than > wikkawiki). > > > Can a CMS have some level of history ? All the tools we use have > > native versioning; that's a feature we don't want to loose. > > Drupal has native versioning, I think that's one of the core features > which made it one of the favourite CMSs for OpenSource projects. It seems like it's a per-page versioning... that's not what we want, is it ?
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