We aim to create all the necessary software for a Wikipedia optical media distribution that will rival all commercial encyclopedia software, just like Wikipedia's content already does so.
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HELP WANTED!
The following positions are open: (1) CSS Developer Developing the UI look and feel of the various windows. Making sure the UI looks consistant and attractive. (2) JavaScript Developer Making the UI work. Working with XPCOM and DOM. (3) XUL Developer Creating the UI framework and ensuring it works well on all platforms. (4) Graphic Artist Creating the graphics used by the UI and Website. (5) Documentation Writer Writing all the needed documentation, including README files, help files, writing and designing the content for the website, and moderating the forum, mailing list and chat room. If you can fit one (or more) of these roles, please contact homer through IRC on #wikidisc. If that is not possible, please reply to this news topic.
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