Re: [Tikiwiki-devel] Change Blog?

[Sébastien Lord-J. <sl...@cg...>]

+1 for this!

I had also thought of a blog where TW users would post about what  
__they__ do with TikiWiki.

I see your blog suggestion targeting directly the dev community, and I  
think this is a tool we need to communicate the great progress that  
are being made on the dev side of Tiki.

My blog suggestion is a bit different. It would target the outside  
world and have a bit of a promo flavour for Tiki and its many use  
cases. For example, I have no clue what you are doing with Tiki and  
you probably never heard of me and my work.

The use case spectrum is really wide...
http://tikiwiki.org/Use+Cases

...but this page is not updated regularly with the effect that we  
don't know who does what.

Any thoughts on this?

For example, my first post would be about our new website (http://www.cgcom.com 
). The front-end is in Flash, but the backend is 100% Tiki. It's using  
the wiki, the file galleries, the categories, the articles. It couls  
make a nice case study, both for Tiki and for CGCOM.

Thanks,

Sébastien Lord-Jetté
Director

CGCOM | Web
85, Saint-Paul Street West, suite 240
Montréal, Québec  H2Y 3V4

T  514 848-9770 x232
F  514 848-9772


Visit our new website
www.cgcom.com





On 6-Mar-09, at 11:54 AM, Scot Wilcoxon wrote:

> I'd like to propose another dogfood use: A dev.tw.o blog for  
> announcing
> development events.  It would be used to announce a new plugin, a  
> planned
> change (such as trunk becoming 4.0), or something else of note.  It  
> should
> be considered as having more visibility than this list (both site  
> admins
> and developers are likely readers), and fewer entries than the SVN  
> log but
> more detail in each item.
>
> Allow all dev.tw.o registered users to post in it.
>
> Many such things also are of interest to this devel list, so a user  
> should
> be created with this list's email address and a Watch active on the  
> blog.
>
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