Accidentally replied only privately
Since then, I made a series of source code changes. Not really a huge deal
as it shouldn't effect the look of the site, just the code.
> I have mixed feelings about putting everything up on the repository,
>
> I am surprised. I think we need to store it *somewhere*, if only to avoid
> losing it completely next time the web site is cracked.
I don't mind the fact that it is in a repository somewhere, just not in the
same one as the FreeCol Source code. It just seems to be needless clouding
things.
> > The only thing I don't like is having to deal with SF's Git
> implementation.
>
> Fair enough. I am not troubled by it as I only use git at the command
> line. Is that your only reservation?
>
For this iteration of a simple non-dynamic web site that allows for
semi-easy updating, yes.
> > I don't have any real issue with the website being included with the
> > release (not that too many are offline these days, but you could view
> > everything offline if needed). We will need to weed out PHP file then
> > though as the end user's computer will not be able to process them unless
> > they already have a PHP install running to parse the pages (something we
> > definitely don't want to depend on).
>
> The initial step is to cull the site down to the core static pages. PHP
> is not required there.
>
Exactly. The first step will be to rename some files.
> Conversely, if we want eventual dynamic content delivered via PHP
>
> Let us decide that when the time comes. The opinion of the people who do
> the work will carry the most weight.
>
As well it should.
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