Not discounting OIO, but I would be more inclined toward a CMF-based site. Can you do a CMF-based mock-up? -- -- Ignacio Valdes, Editor: Linux Medical News http://www.linuxmednews.com 'Revolutionizing Medical Education and Practice'
Andrew Ho wrote: >Hi all, > It has been exactly one month since I volunteered to build the new OSHCA >website >(http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg05283.html). >Perhaps a necessary evil of working as a group is the "admistrative" >overhead - but I am hoping that this won't mean an entire month just to >get a mailing list going. > >Since no one disagreed with my original proposal - I assume the outline >was acceptable to all. So, I have spent the last four hours creating the >new OSHCA website. It has most of the features that I promised in my >original proposal. It was quite a bit of copying and pasting but most of >the relevant content from the current OSHCA.Org site has been moved over. > >It is fully searchable, content can be easy submitted/edited/updated over >time, downloaded as XML, etc by an "editoral group". The biggest >improvement will be the ease of keeping the site content up-to-date. > >Now that it is *real* product, perhaps some of you will take a look and >decide whether to use it as the official www.OSHCA.Org. In the meantime, >it can simply serve as a mirror of the official site. > >Please take a look and give me your comments. If any of you would like to >test the editorial tools (to move documents around and edit/change the >pages), I would be happy to set up an editor's account for you. > >The direct URL to the OSHCA page is: >http://www.txoutcome.org/scripts/zope/library/files/browse/show_contents/objectid-244 > >Alternatively, you can enter through the OIO Library which gives you >access to a site navigation tree: >http://www.txoutcome.org/scripts/zope/library >(in Projects > Reading Material > Advocacy) > >For those who are more artically inclined than I, please consider this a >"first draft" that can acquire different style and be adorned with more >pleasing color schemes with your assistance. > >Finally, Karsten Hilbert is the editor responsible for the Reading >Material section of the OIO Library (that currently contains the new OSHCA >site). It will be up to him to decide whether the OSHCA "reading material" >is appropriate content and whether it will stay there. > >Best regards, > >Andrew >--- >Andrew P. Ho, M.D. >OIO: Open Infrastructure for Outcomes >TxOutcome.Org (hosting OIO Library #1) >Assistant Clinical Professor >Department of Psychiatry, Harbor-UCLA Medical Center >University of California, Los Angeles >
