Hi!

Did you already discuss your ideas with some of us? With us I mean the 
maintainers of Capacity (our PHP framework used for developer.kde.org and 
most other KDE sites) and the other members of the kde-www-devel list.

We plan to set up a central CMS- or Wiki-based solution for KDE.org as an 
alternative to Capacity. The reason is that two frameworks are easier to 
maintain than if we set up a different one for each subsite of KDE. For 
example, I do not have the time to fix web site accessibility for all of the 
KDE subsites:
http://accessibility.kde.org/reports/websites.php

It is important that as many KDE websites as possible use either Capacity or 
the common CMS- or Wiki-based alternative we are planning.

It would be great if you two could join the kde-www-devel list help us set up 
this general solution instead of fragmenting the KDE web presence even more.

I also plan to improve Capacity and would be grateful for feedback. Which are 
the exact problems with using the existing online-editing function of 
developer.kde.org?

Olaf

[ Carsten Niehaus ]
> Moin moin
>
> Danimo set up a mediawiki-based wiki. We (danimo + carsten) think that
> developer.kde.org should be wiki-based as it sucks to have to edit these
> strange php-files.
> To test this idea we have to create content, of course. So I think it
> would be a good idea if we'd make a concentrated "moving-the-content"
> day, for example this sunday, from 0900 CET to 1800 CET. If lets say
> five KDEler participate we should have moved most of the content.
>
> Comments?
>
> Carsten
>
> PS: I have the URL but won't make it public on this list. Ask me in
> private mail for the URL.

-- 
Olaf Jan Schmidt, KDE Accessibility co-maintainer, open standards 
accessibility networker, Protestant theology student and webmaster of 
http://accessibility.kde.org/ and http://www.amen-online.de/
 
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