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On Sun, Sep 17, 2006 at 06:42:54PM +0100, Neil Williams wrote: > Yes, that would be fine. Put a demo page somewhere on your own webspace > using static HTML from the current front page (logged in and logged out) > with your CSS (3?) changes and I'll take a look. CSS2. Will do. > I'm under no illusions about my lack of artistic flair (as evidenced by > my recent request for artwork - anyone interested, at all?) Didn't see. Forward to me :) > Yes, Plone was what I had in mind. Ne'er again. I'll say it again, Plone is good. It is just a lot of stack. CNUK doesn't use Plone anymore. > Simple, plain, LAMP. The P in our case is a mix of PHP and Perl. The > wiki declares it's own heritage and doesn't customise the wiki engine > itself, just the parameters. However, changing to a different Wiki > engine is NOT a simple task because the current Wiki procedural > framework and data schema is woven into the PHP and Perl of the rest of > the site to make things like Forthcoming Events work. We also use GnuPG > encryption. An interface to mailman is pending. (Alex?) Awesome. > Don't forget, Matt, ours is a quiet website and despite all the changes > over the years, nothing has changed that. The group operates principally > on the mailing list. IRC is usually quiet, website traffic isn't large > and meetings are always difficult given the coverage area of the group. > As such, the website doesn't need to have a wizzo engine. About IRC, I think we should be on Freenode. People are already there, and its the home of many free projects. I don't think we need to have our own IRC server. I don't care much about the engine. I do care about the content and having good content. :) -- Matt Lee Chief Webmaster, GNU Project - http://www.gnu.org/ - Free as in Freedom Free Software Foundation - Free Software, Free Society - http://www.fsf.org/ -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html