Hi, :-) I've just rolled out https://share.traduction.biz, as a sister site to https://documentation.traduction.biz
Both sites should be rolling over to https://share.libreoffice.org and https://alfresco.libreoffice.org as soon as Florian has time, which he *hopes* will be this week. https://documentation.traduction.biz is the "work site" for project contributors who want to use Alfresco. It will also be providing email notifications on activity (as soon as I get a couple of issues sorted out). This would be the main site to use when *working* on content. https://share.traduction.biz is intended to be a public-facing portal providing an RSS feed on activity, plus an index of all hosted documentation (with the ability to download all files). It is totally integrated with the sister site, and would theoretically be the final publishing platform for user-ready content - the last stop in the workflow, so to speak. I say "theoretically" because, for a variety of reasons, it would be wiser to consider the wiki to be the final drop point for finished documentation (with download links on the wiki and on the libreoffice.org site) - certainly until the project decides otherwise, if ever. At the moment, share.traduction.biz is accessible by log-in only (use your usual log-in credentials), because there's a lot of configuration work to be done, but the plan is to make it accessible to the world without having to log-in, once it's ready for prime time. It would be interesting to hear your feedback and ideas. David Nelson -- Unsubscribe instructions: E-mail to documentation+h...@libreoffice.org List archive: http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/www/documentation/ *** All posts to this list are publicly archived for eternity ***
