2007/5/14, Duncan Lithgow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I don't think anyone disagrees that this is a good idea, and great work you've done. But I don't know who can actually authorise and setup php pages on wiki.ubuntu.com or anywhere even half official.
Since it's an ubuntu-project under the ubuntu.com domain, I guess it would be canonical... or am I wrong?
This discussion comes and goes every cycle - until someone with the authority to allow some real changes makes a move I can't see much point spending time writting nice php pages for it.
Let's do something about that! And who can that be? - Mark Shuttleworth pointed me to the LaptopTestingTeam, who is the authority in this game, right? (and these people are on these lists?) Getting it authorized first, would be the best! - At least to ensure that the outcome will be used! - There's not much fun in putting 100's of hours into this, if it isn't going mainstream!
But if someone does turn up, I'd love to help - as long as we work to support some kind of xml feed other sites can grab.
Sure! - My test-pages are only to show the idea!
Duncan
BTW: May I ask where in Denmark you live? - I'm from Århus! /Daniel
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