[OpenID - Eu] openideurope.eu website realigning

Sun Oct 28 01:53:57 UTC 2007

Now we only have to set a date! :-)

Op 27-okt-2007, om 15:35 heeft claudio cicali het volgende geschreven:

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> +1 for irc
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> I have already opened and registerd #openid-eu on freenode.
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> My nickname is "claudio"
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> :)
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> As I said, there's a
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> On 10/26/07, Chris Obdam <chris.obdam at holder.nl> wrote:
> Snorri,
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> +1 for me for a virtual meeting. Via Skype or IRC?
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> Greetings,
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> Chris
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> On 25-okt-2007, at 13:06, Snorri wrote:
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>> Sorry Paddy,
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>> You was in my Spam ! ;-)
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>>
>> +1 and +1 (for WP)
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>>
>> If we want that things are getting better for this project = I  
>> propose a virtual meeting soon with all people concerned…
>>
>>
>> -Snorri
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>> De : eu-bounces at openid.net [ mailto:eu-bounces at openid.net] De la  
>> part de Pádraic Brady
>> Envoyé : lundi 15 octobre 2007 00:57
>> À : Ekkehard Gümbel
>> Cc : eu at openid.net
>> Objet : Re: [OpenID - Eu] openideurope.eu website realigning
>>
>>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> Refreshing the Europe website would be great. If I can help in  
>> anyway let me know (I'm a PHP/Applications developer primarily).  
>> Wish I could get time to get to one of those Dinners sometime soon!
>>
>> I would not suggest a Wiki by itself - largely since a Wiki is  
>> good for community documentation but is not always the best for  
>> the initial public facing pages. Having a wiki for such things as  
>> ad-hoc pages, documentation and events would be fine however. I'd  
>> suggest something like Wordpress or indeed Typo3 (easier than  
>> Joomla - and an expert in the ranks with Ekkehard ;)) which needs  
>> minimal management. I'm largely PHP focused to Robert's Java here.  
>> If we used a versioning system ( e.g. Subversion) we could even go  
>> completely to plain HTML/Markdown in multiple languages for the  
>> static website - and have a wiki for other dynamically produced  
>> content. Supporting multi-languages seems essential - only the UK  
>> and Ireland are English dominant.
>>
>> I think one idea that should be considered is getting all the  
>> OpenID EU members and users providing news and/or blog posts  
>> somewhere. Something as simple as aggregating (Planet style)  
>> tagged RSS feeds so visitors know what the European communities  
>> are up to in OpenID. Getting the word out and having tutorials/ 
>> other sourced from member blogs could be a useful asset. At  
>> present it's difficult to know what's happening in another country  
>> without deliberately searching for it. I wouldn't even ask it only  
>> be English - I'm at least comfortable in reading French and German  
>> (besides Irish Gaelic and English).
>>
>> Best,
>> Paddy (the Irish Representative for those who don't know me ;-))
>>
>>
>> Pádraic Brady
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>> http://blog.astrumfutura.com
>> http://www.patternsforphp.com
>> OpenID Europe Foundation
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>>
>> ----- Original Message ----
>> From: Ekkehard Gümbel < guembel at naw.info>
>> To: eu at openid.net
>> Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 10:03:42 PM
>> Subject: Re: [OpenID - Eu] openideurope.eu website realigning
>>
>> Hi Robert and all,
>> and "cheers" for a start, since I never posted on this list before.
>> <introduction>
>> Frankly, I have not been involved with OpenID very much in the  
>> past but am
>> perfectly willing to support it where I can. For a living I am mostly
>> working with the TYPO3 CMS, and only recently presented OpenID and  
>> our
>> OpenID plugin for TYPO3 to the public at the TYPO3 conference, see  
>> e.g. my
>> blog post on
>> http://www.naw.info/blogs/typo3security/2007/09/22/t3con07-openid- 
>> fur-typo3-veroffentlicht/
>> (sorry, it's german...)
>> </introduction>
>>
>> Anyways: We do quite a lot of TYPO3 projects and we easily could  
>> sponsor
>> both design/setup and hosting of the site. Let me know if you guys  
>> are
>> interested.
>>
>> Besides that, I am very much looking forward to get to know some  
>> people in
>> Berlin!
>> greets
>> /Ekki
>>
>> ----------------------------
>> Ekkehard Gümbel
>> http://www.naw.info
>> ----------------------------
>>
>>
>> eu-bounces at openid.net schrieb am 14.10.2007 22:37:41:
>> > Hi Snorri,
>> >
>> > A wiki or CMS (e.g. Joomla) would be great in order to allow the
>> > representative of the european countries to fill country  
>> specific or
>> > also general content.
>> > What are your opition on Joomla or do you have any preference on a
>> > Wiki type? As I'm more java related, I know JSPWiki guite well.
>> > However, in terms of a Wiki, it is probalby not the most powerfull
>> > one. I'm just getting used on Joomla at the moment. Do we have any
>> > member that is good in GUI design that could assist in creating  
>> a CMS
>> > or Wiki template?
>> >
>> > What about the server. If it would help, I could setup some  
>> stuff on
>> > my 'home-server'. Or do we already have some server inftrastructure
>> > in place to be used for openideurope?
>> >
>> > Would be a good topic to talk in Berlin :)
>> >
>> > Cheers
>> >
>> > Robert
>> >
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