I see that Ping registered deanspace.org, but shouldn't we register deanspace.net as
well, if for no other reason than to point it to .org (or vice versa)?
Of course this is pending the voting results, but exit polls show deanspace is
commanding a strong lead.
Joe
The name is available and I posted on the forum poll as to why I think
it would be a good choice. People tend to associate web sites with
.com most of all (especially the average web user) and it might be
better to go for something with a .com domain. Just my two cents.
Subject: [hackers] How about deancountry.com?
The name is available and I posted on the forum poll as to why I think
it would be a good choice. People tend to associate web sites with
.com most of all (especially the average web user) and it might be
better to go for something with a .com
Neither a4d, h4d (however you expand that), nor dfa are commercial; we
don't
*belong* in .com -- and there might be legal ramifications.
Attorney: But you registered your domain name in the .com region, a
region
reserved for commercial entities. You dod realize that this was the
implication
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 01:37:22PM -0400, Zephyr Teachout wrote:
Hey, no knocking country!
We're not *wrong*... we're not *sorry*...
and it's probably gonna happen again.
:-)
For names, I since we'll host the kits somewhere on DFA.com, the public
name of the website service will be diff.
That some people are morons doesn't make being a moron the right thing to
do.
we're agreed on the above point; we just disagree on what's right and what
strategy's moronic
Cheers^2
CMR
--enter gratuitous quotation that implies my profundity here--
- Original Message -
From: Jay R.
We should have .com, .net, and .org if all 3 are available.
Most people will type .com, or if they simply type 'deanspace' in their
browser it will usually automatically resolve it as www.deanspace.com.
On Thursday, July 24, 2003, at 01:36 PM, CMR wrote:
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 09:58:03AM
Speaking of maps -
I've been working on a quick sample map with interactivity associated with
it. You'll need to download the Adobe SVG plugin
(http://www.adobe.com/svg/viewer/install/beta.html) (I'll set it up later so
that this could be done automatically), and then open up from my own site:
I am not too concerned about not having deanspace.com. The only thing we
would establish on the domain would be a site for techies. Techies can be
entrusted to find their way to the right domain Although it would be
nice to have all 3. Or we could solve the problem by buying
deaanspace.net
Apparently we are supposed to finish these within a week so I should report our status
and ask for any direction or help.
event.module is working nicely, but still has some rough edges. I am going to clean it
up a bit today and tomorrow.
export.module is working well. It might need some more
And now for the bad news; that is all I know of that is working and
being worked on. We still have action, endorse, mailinglist, and media
to build.
I would be willing to take on endorse if I had a bit more confidence in
myself. Right now I'm still trying to figure out how I broke the poll
bar
I put bluesky, simpledean, and Dean01 in a single tarball and released them on
http://sf.net/projects/dean/. I will install them on http://dean.sf.net/ as soon as
that web server decides to cooperate (probably by later tonight) so you can try them
out for yourself.
Has anyone contacted the
I put bluesky, simpledean, and Dean01 in a single tarball and released
them on http://sf.net/projects/dean/. I will install them on
http://dean.sf.net/ as soon as that web server decides to cooperate
(probably by later tonight) so you can try them out for yourself.
Has anyone contacted the
The theme simpledean is fixed and is available at
http://www.siprelle.com/simpledean.tar.gz
which is the same filename as the old one, but it's the new one. :) The
poll issue has been fixed along with a number of other niggly things. I
now understand a lot better how themes come together.
I'm never going to release another theme again ever! bleh! I'm fixing
another bug right now.
Lynn S.
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Lynn Siprelle * Writer, Mother, Programmer, Fiber Artisan
The New Homemaker: http://www.newhomemaker.com/
Siprelle Associates: http://www.siprelle.com/
From what I have seen none of the three themes properly include the footer. This is
necessary for sites which would like to use a nonstandard footer (of course the
defualt ones will have a creative commons logo and a disclaimer).
For example the SourceFogre sandbox includes a SourceForge icon
Fixed and readme file added.
Lynn S.
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Lynn Siprelle * Writer, Mother, Programmer, Fiber Artisan
The New Homemaker: http://www.newhomemaker.com/
Siprelle Associates: http://www.siprelle.com/
Indianafordean is using the xtemplate theme. It is very versatile - but has
a longer lerning curve.
jim
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Behalf Of Michael Jones
Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2003 10:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [hackers] Various
On Thu, Jul 24, 2003 at 04:13:24PM -0500, zachary rosen wrote:
No that is incorrect. The name being voted on is the network name. We
will decide after this what the name of the Dev Community will be. DFA
will have the final say on the name for the Community Kit.
... as they market it to
Let's keep all Theme tech discussion to the Developers list, and save
Hackers mails for announcements / discussions.
Sound good?
-Zack
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