> I'll give that a different URL:
>
>
http://www.dstoys.com/content/education/index_html/Visual%20Arts/Interactive
>
> dstoys.org is a community portal requiring an account. However, once a
> community resource is published, it becomes world-accessible through
> dstoys.com
>
> When you submitted this resource for publication, it went into a workflow
> queue. An editor had to give final approval -- in this case me.
Nice to have an in with the editor.
I wondered about this, since this is the first time I tried to publish
anything at dstoys.
Tested it by signing out, and reentering the url, and it let me through.
Cookie?
> So now people may check it out without needing to join dstoys.org
(although that's
> certainly an option, for those with more than a casual interest in design
> science).
Thanks for making it available.
>
> Note that all this is handled through Plone, which sits atop the Content
> Management Framework (CMF) which sits atop Zope, the web application
> server -- which sits atop Python! (which sits atop C which...)
I'm not generally a wiki type guy.
but I'm finding this interface really, really nice. And have just begun to
explore some of its possiblities.
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