Thanks for stepping up on this one, André. Much appreciated.
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Congratulations, Eric, as you come down the home stretch.
Just for fun, I took the bulleted points from
http://plone.org/products/plone/features/4/
http://plone.org/products/plone/features/4/ and converted them into a Prezi
presentation ( http://prezi.com/3ejcvekiipib/plone-4/
I checked out your translation (not that I can read Italian) and was pleased
to see that the layout didn't have to change in any significant manner.
With some international fonts, I believe the Prezi style has to change,
which may have a pretty radical effect on the entire layout. If anyone
I've been plinking around with Prezi and one of my efforts has been
http://bit.ly/d5kq3J short presentation on Plone . It keeps evolving with
time, but has stabilized for the moment.
A version can be generated for offline display since it's just a Flash app.
Prezi's can be played in an
My Plone Prezi has been marked for reuse, so others with Prezi accounts
should be able to make their own copy and then modify it further.
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Excellent timing, Jon. This should get some visible improvements in place in
time for WPD and the late spring Plone symposia.
JonStahl wrote:
The Plone Foundation board has asked me to kick off a conversation
about how we can continue to refine and improve Plone.net so that it
is an even
Dylan,
Thanks for bringing this up. I can knock off that first item you mention,
weekly downloads.
As a first whack, the https://code.edge.launchpad.net/plone/+download
LaunchPad numbers for the past 12 months (basically version 3.2 and up)
total 1.14 M. Average weekly downloads are
Touch base with Deb Bryant. She's very active with open source and
government. Try her Twitter account (http://twitter.com/debbryant) or her
blog (http://www.bryantsblog.com/) for more information.
kiazami wrote:
Hi There,
I am Csaba, working with Balazs in Hungary, and have run into
You might want to take a look at the
http://www.coactivate.org/projects/plone-marketing/summary Plone Marketing
Project at Co-Activate.
--Karl
ejah wrote:
I got the strong impression from going through this list and other docs
that we are having trouble with our positioning and value
One of our big Plone solutions reliably runs half a TB. More details in a
case study early next year.
ctxlken wrote:
5) Terabyte storage solutions. Documentum and their DMS-based ilk have
handled this for years. How many large-scale storage Plone case studies
are there on plone.net?
Just tossing my 2 cents worth in here -- if there were any Plone sites in the
world that hackers were already targeting, it would be FBI and CIA. I'm
sure we would have heard of any failure there.
Meanwhile, I think the Foundation should sponsor a system of clandestine
honeypots out there
Plone came away with the 2009 Packt http://www.packtpub.com/award Best
Other Open Source CMS Award today. Spread the word and make hay before
the other Packt winners are announced tomorrow and following days.
Some things to think about: press release (Mark?), retweets, blog posts,
etc.
Please clarify -- 10:00 a.m. or 4:15 p.m. Budapest time?
Francesco Ciriaci wrote:
The last proposal is to move to 4.15 p.m. the meeting so that us
evangelists can remotely join the discussion.
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year. :-))
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Francesco Ciriaci wrote:
Hi all,
due to the high number of people interested I've set up a page:
Despite 8-9 time zones difference (daylight saving time ends in the US this
weekend), is there a chance for remote participation? At the very least,
capture on video and upload later.
Also, be sure to post an evangelism/advocacy/marketing segment during the
unconference on Friday.
Thanks for the update. I see Mark also responded off list overnight.
Considering the current time frame (Budapest is sooner than one would like
to think), I have to agree that we probably should scale the 1st Awards back
so we can guarantee a successful maiden voyage and a repeat, if expanded,
Any word on how the Plone Awards BoF at PSE went and next steps for the
Awards?
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All of you deserve our thanks for doing such a bang-up job at NTEN. Even
from afar, I noticed a huge upswing in positive Twittering about Plone.
When people are publicly saying they're in love with Plone, you know
you've done something right.
Also, tip o' the hat to everyone who's been good
There has been a Twitter exchange between David Straus and Alexander that has
escalated onto Straus's blog regarding the relative security merits of Drupal
and Plone.
In my last comment I seem to have hit a nerve because David replied, Does
Plone even have a system for reporting
In Albuquerque, we've never had more than a Plone Users luncheon or happy
hour. We took a baby step last year by using WPD to hold a
Python/Zope/Plone open house. Our corporate daily newsletter gave us a
paragraph to explain that we were discussing content management and web
solutions to a
Please see http://svn.plone.org/svn/plone/plone.pony/. Just set your text
color to blue. :-D
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Matt,
I think this is a splendid way to raise visibility of Plone in general while
giving a much deserved tip o' the hat to hard working, creative developers,
designers, and even innovative users.
Your proposal is much more effictive than my Plone Metrics
Person-of-the-Year Award every Dec.
Its that time of year again, the time when the folks at the Audubon Society
ask birdwatchers everywhere to tally birds and submit their counts online at
http://www.birdsource.org/gbbc/ their Plone-driven site . The Great
Backyard Bird Count runs this Friday through Monday.
In a bald-faced
Alas, my day-job doesn't permit IRC use, but feel free to ping me with e-mail
during the discussion.
Some of the post-mortim is at the
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=py-ZRibpWMZXMgI9P-XXweghl=en Google
Docs summary or
+1 here
Donna Snow (SnowWrite)-2 wrote:
OK guys I did a little digging and it looks like the May 27th date
conflicts
with Penn State's Symposium
http://weblion.psu.edu/events/plone-symposium-east-2009
So how about we vote on the proposed April 28,2009??
So if you agree on April
I'll add my Saturday morning two bits to an already over-constrained problem:
My company has a 9-80 work schedule (9 days, 80 hrs, every-other Friday
off). We miss half the company by having WPD on a Friday. Of course this
doesn't apply to the city as a whole if we expand our ABQ outreach.
I was looking at Jon Stahl's recently uploaded
http://www.openplans.org/projects/plone-marketing/contributed-marketing-materials/Plone-for-nonprofits-2008.ppt
slide deck for non-profits and noticed his shameless plug for
Graham,
Very cool online sticky notes at diigo. Thanks for introducing it to me.
I was spelling out numbers ten and under except at the beginning of a
sentence, but I agree, its probably a country-specific matter.
You are correct about Vietnam. Interestingly, our colleague from there
How's this for a start? Feel free to edit heavily and/or translate. Those
with good contacts in the media, kindly distribute this or other information
before WPD becomes last week's news. Thanks.
_
News flash!
With 66% of the event sites reporting in, the first
Thanks, Nate. I was not aware of that feature--it looks pretty cool. I'll
be sure to try that the next time I'm requesting info.
As it stands, we now (WPD+4) have 15 responses out of 60 WPD venues. 493
confirmed attendees. That's an average of almost 33 attendees per venue.
If one
From the results piling in at
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=py-ZRibpWMZXMgI9P-XXweghl=en, it
looks like 835 attendees were reported at 33 venues. Extrapolating to the
60 pre-registered venues, we may have had over 1500 attendees world-wide.
Brasilia, Brazil is still top of the chart
Donna,
Consider connecting with computer science faculty at a local community
college. They often have free access to unscheduled facilities when the
general public does not. Partnering with faculty can also drive up interest
with students.
As an adjunct professor at the College of Santa
The 2009 World Conference will be announced on Dec. 12 and hopefully that
will include a scheduled week. I suggest waiting a month until we know more
about that. However, for a first approximation, I see that 6 and 13 Nov.
are possibilities (if you're not afraid of Friday the Thirteenth).
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No apologies necessary, Howard. As a statistician, I stumbled upon your site
looking for online data points, and as a Plone implementer I felt your pain.
When our Python guru left, we wandered around in the wilderness for quite a few
months but eventually found a balance. It can be very
While trolling the web for Plone stats, I came across a seriously negative
webpage (on a Plone site!?) obviously by a frustrated Plone user. His web
posting is titled Operation Ditch Plone. Please see
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/development/rfc/ms-rfc-46
I know many of you reading this will be at the New Orleans Symposium next
week. Unfortunately, I won't be, although one of my colleagues will likely
be there (if we can cut through all the administrivia in the next few days).
Even so, I thought I'd put on my Plone advocacy hat and volunteer
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