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I thought I should say this... |
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The new website looks fantastic! Congratulations for everyone that |
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worked on it! We should try to have some sort of howto for dev blogs, so |
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they look just as nice as the rest of the Gentoo websites. I don't have |
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a blog yet, but if I had one, I wouldn't mind using the same theme as |
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the other sites. |
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The CGA site was also a great idea. Gentoo is the best! |
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—Guilherme |
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On Thu, Apr 02, 2015 at 01:12:23PM +0200, Alex Legler wrote: |
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> On 4/2/15 at 1:05 PM, Rich Freeman wote: |
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> > I see the new website launch announced to the world, and it suggests |
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> > that wwwold will no longer be updated. How exactly does one update |
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> > content on the new website? Is the content still being driven by the |
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> > same cvs repository? |
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> No, it's sites/www.git. (note there is no project-related content there) |
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> > Or, should we start creating wiki pages for all |
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> > new content, like council meeting summaries/etc. |
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> > |
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> New project-related content goes indeed to the Wiki. |
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> Files (such as meeting logs) that are not suited as Wiki pages will get |
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> an appropriate hosting venue in the next few days. |
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> Alex |
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