Jorge O. Castro-3 wrote: > > I'm not sure if it's LoCo territory, but it's community territory. > Clearly to 1000-some users "another meeting place" is filling a need. > I think the right course of action is probably to look at integrating > this with ubuntu's existing community resources. One of the developers > (forgot which one) mentioned to me that they don't intend to replace > anything, but glue it all together. I think that's a laudable goal. >
Absolutely. It was I you talked to, and for all the reasons mentioned here, we definitely do not want to replace--or even mimic--any of the existing Ubuntu resources. The forums and wiki, for example, are great and as much as is necessary we would like to provide a means of accessing them from our site. (For example, since the forums are a common destination from the site, we've added that as a link at the top of every page.) We're definitely interested in discussing and exploring other ways to "glue it all together". Jorge O. Castro-3 wrote: > > It'd be nice if in the future we could tie something like OpenID or > something into all this and come up with some kind of single-sign-on > for all our community projects, and tie them all together. > OpenID is something Elgg (the software the site is using) already supports, and we're working on adding support on the site in the short-term. Cheers, Andrew Conkling -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Fwd%3A-Ubuntero.org---LoCo-Participation-tf4558081.html#a13177057 Sent from the loco-contacts mailing list archive at Nabble.com. -- loco-contacts mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
