W. Chris Shank on Wed, 12 Mar 2003 11:55:14 -0500 |
gabriel rosenkoetter said: > On Wed, Mar 12, 2003 at 10:26:06AM -0500, W. Chris Shank wrote: >> Ok. Sorry - didn't mean to scare you. It just means that it can be >> changed in the presentation layer without modifying any logic or >> "getting your hands dirty" - so to speak. I increased (some) of the >> font sizes- let me know if it looks any better. > > I know what it means. Using it's indicative of the design principles > behind something like that (form over content) with which I don't > and won't agree. Again, it's just personal opinion. One more thing: I have to disagree with you here - it's not form over content - it's the exact opposite - content regardless of form. the way this is design - you can change the form without affecting the content. I could easily drop the styling and the site would render in a way earily similar to how the existing PLUG site looks. Currently it doesn't support the ability for each user to have their own theme (ie: you could have a lynx friendly veiw, someone else could have graphics and bells & whistles) - but this is a planned feature. > >> I enjoy the discussions on the PLUG list, meetings with the members, >> and being a part of this community. PLUG is a valuable resource and I >> think that a web forum is a place where others can benefit from the >> wealth of knowledge well after the discussion has ended. >> >> The site is there for PLUG members to use or not. > > And I do appreciate your taking the time and server usage for it! > > Like I said, I think that the most useful portions are the parts > that it really doesn't make sense to have on the mailing list. Stuff > like FAQs, HowTos, that you just don't want to remail on a monthly > basis, but that you DO want community contribution to and that need to > be in a centralized, easily findable and searchable. That's where this > would shine. I maintain that the actually mailing list logs are an > orthogonal issue and better dealt with as we've been discussing. > > I think, though, that if we're going to use it, it really ought to be > integrated somehow into the existing PLUG website, including > links from the main page and perhaps even a CNAME. Looks like Darxus > still owns the domain, but DNS is pointed both at bigpapa.nothingbut.net > and at mct's DNS server. mct, is bigpapa slaving from you? How's > that set up? > > -- > gabriel rosenkoetter > gr@eclipsed.net _________________________________________________________________________ Philadelphia Linux Users Group -- http://www.phillylinux.org Announcements - http://lists.netisland.net/mailman/listinfo/plug-announce General Discussion -- http://lists.netisland.net/mailman/listinfo/plug
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