2011/10/31 Jürgen Schmidt <jogischm...@googlemail.com> > On 10/31/11 5:55 AM, Dave Fisher wrote: > >> >> On Oct 30, 2011, at 9:37 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote: >> >> The stuff you are doing is too arcane for me and not where I notice >>> problems. I notice things in the content itself at the staging site ( >>> ooo-site.apache.org). I might be able to learn to edit the >>> ooo/ooo-site pages, but I don't want to get ahead of myself. >>> >>> Not sure which works better, bugzilla for some, wiki for others. Just >>> not sure. Is there a bugzilla "project" for these. www? >>> >>> - Dennis >>> >>> PS: Examples - the sort of thing I am noticing >>> >>> 1. I had a lengthy back-and-forth with Larry Rosen on Terms of Use and >>> have guidance that I think will work with regard to wiki, forum, and site >>> pages. (Not the same for all of them.) Also about Trademarks. (What you >>> have at the bottom of the main pages is close, others need more care. May >>> be a few variations to use.) >>> >> >> Good. I wanted some guidance here. CWiki? >> >> Or, let's find the pages and make the changes. >> >> >>> 2. A Q about the bottom-of-page use of the feather and mention of "the >>> Apache CMS." >>> >> >> I've asked trademarks@a.o in general about the look. What's your >> question? I just sort of came up with it and now I'm asking too. >> >> >>> 3. Bug on the left of this >>> page:<http://ooo-site.apache.**org/es/<http://ooo-site.apache.org/es/>> >>> above the blue bar. >>> >> >> You mean "We're sorry"? I'm not sure either. There are lots of little >> flaws like that. URLs are somewhat random, some are fully qualified and >> others are properly relative. This includes css and js that are not always >> found. These are the kinds of errors that will take some tedious time to >> handle. >> >> 4. This page, for Downloads, linked from the ES home page, has a PayPal >>> button and solicits $25 donations for downloads:< >>> http://ooo-site.apache.org/es/**programa/index.html<http://ooo-site.apache.org/es/programa/index.html>>. >>> The solicitations are for the "oooES" PayPal account. >>> >> >> Yes, I've flagged that as well - Alexandro should be able to explain >> oooES. I think it is in a similar category to Team OpenOffice. I've found a >> paypal button in the Greek site to an individual for translation work. Not >> sure about others yet. I'll know when we're complete. These were all >> sanctioned at some point and I think the PPMC will need to decide policy in >> conversation with trademarks@a.o. >> >> > i think it's very confusing to have this individual donation places and i > would remove them all. Furthermore i would suggest that we really rethink > our portal "www.openoffice.org" in the near future. I don't see the > necessity of having too much different content on the localized pages. A > 1:1 translation of the English pages should be ok for all. Maybe each > regional page can have their own news feed to announce local events but > that's it. We should keep it simple. >
Yes, this is a good idea...IMO. > > All the community work and information specific to regional communities > should move into the wiki and forum from my point of view. Main development > work and communication around this is done in English anyway. > This was discussed (somewhat) early on. I, like you, felt the N-L communities might be better served by moving them to the wiki. But, then the question was -- who should do this? Should anyone (else) take ownership of these areas? > > And i don't think that this is similar to Team OpenOffice.org because Team > OpenOffice.org was the only official instance that was allowed to collect > donations from the OOo sites. All others were not allowed as far as i know. > They were tolerated but not more. Don't ask me why, i have never understood > this. > > well, that is my personal opinion > > Juergen > > > -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MzK "This is no social crisis Just another tricky day for you." -- "Tricky Day", the Who