Hello Carlos, Some remarks about our own initiative http://www.openerpbrasil.org it's RadiantCMS http://radiantcms.org/ project that is hosted free on Heroku http://heroku.com/. We could eventually discuss to share the default CMS Radiant project/templates eventually. Radiant is certainly not the easiest CMS ins the world for the average article contributor but it's certainly among the easiest/more efficient for the developers. Using OOOR, it's also a snap to have it communicate with an OpenERP, we will soon do that on Akretion website.
We show various Launchpad feeds inside openerpbrasil.org using Google Ajax feed wich is easy but give you no SEO (static radiant RSS feeds proved to be inefficient on Heroku at least). When Launchpad gives us no feed (no feed for mailing list for instance) we first built those feed using things like Nabble or even Yahoo Pipes for Launchpad blueprint. We already made it clear months ago we offer the Gimp logo of openerpbrasil.org http://www.openerpbrasil.org/images/logo.jpg to any other local community that want it (a few like the Dutch community asked us). At some point we like the idea of a common logo showing a global commitment/strength/momentum behind OpenERP. For the rest of the CMS, it's not as obvious for us we can give it away, but we can certainly discuss it when local community representatives have our trust. Finally something very important we had to fight against: we wanted the localization project to be a neutral entry point. For us, integrator neutrality was even way more important than features. What we wanted to avoid are pseudo community portals such as www.openerp-france.fr or www.openerp.net.br that look community oriented but are in fact the mail trap of a single bastard integrator. We didn't want that to happen in Brasil and got to fight hard to prevent it. We hope the real local OpenERP communities aren't hijacked in other countries, we think OpenERP S.A. could weight a bit to avoid people hijacking their image too since this is what happens in this case: people that have nothing to do, no experience and will likely fail any project they try are using their name/logo to trap their victims. Keep us inform, don't hesitate to ask us for questions. Best regards. Raphaël Valyi Founder and ERP Consultant +55 21 3010 9965 http://www.akretion.com <http://www.akretion.com.br/> On Wed, Aug 11, 2010 at 12:05 PM, Carlos Liebana <carlos.lieb...@ting.es>wrote: > Hi, > > Here in Spain, we’re starting the development of our community website, > as others like: > - http://www.openerpbrasil.org/ > - http://www.openerp-italia.org/ > - http://openerp.hellug.gr/ > - http://www.swiss-openerp.ch/ > - http://www.openerp-france.fr/ > - http://www.swiss-openerp.ch/ > - or the recent http://openerp-india.blogspot.com/ > > I think it’s really a pity that each community is doing its own efforts > in developing each own websites, when somehow the requirements are > almost the same for all of them. > > It should be really easy to develop a “pythonic” standard community > website (for the whole community) that in my opinion should extend (or > at least make easier) the functionality offered by Launchpad (using the > API Launchpad provides) and “enrich” the actual web 1.0 experience that > the official forum offers. From the branch that hosts the website code, > it should be very easy and painless to replicate the functionality for > each particular community. I think of it like an “OpenERP social > network”, but with karma not only for each Launchpad contribution but > also for OpenERP Forum participation, translations of the documentation, > blog posts, succeed implementation cases, etc. That will guarantee not > only the current $partner$ program but also a really proved-guarantee > partner program, where it should be really easy to know what OpenERP > consulting company the client should trust (based in its "karma") > > I also suggest that each community website should be accessed from a > subdomain of openERP.com (es.openerp.com for Spain, for example), to > guarantee each "official" community. > > I know that OpenERP SA is really working in that, but I would really > like to know how really things are being thought. > > Best regards. > -- > This message was sent from Launchpad by the user > Carlos Liebana (https://launchpad.net/~carlos-liebana) > using the "Contact this team" link on the OpenERP Community Leaders > team page to each member directly. > For more information see > https://help.launchpad.net/YourAccount/ContactingPeople >
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