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On 26.02.2009 4:38 Uhr, Alex Clark wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I would love to see new.zope.org deploy to zope.org ASAP; and I expect to have
> some time in the next few months to help. Is this project still on-going?
>

This project is *dead*. Please read the "an idea for the wiki thread" on
this list or "Overhauling the Zope 2 presentation on zope.org" on the
zope-dev list for the ongoing efforts.

Andreas
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On 2009-02-26, Andreas Jung <lists@zopyx.com> wrote:
>
>
> On 26.02.2009 4:38 Uhr, Alex Clark wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I would love to see new.zope.org deploy to zope.org ASAP; and I expect to have
>> some time in the next few months to help. Is this project still on-going?
>>
>
> This project is *dead*. Please read the "an idea for the wiki thread" on
> this list or "Overhauling the Zope 2 presentation on zope.org" on the
> zope-dev list for the ongoing efforts.
>
> Andreas
>
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Hi there,

new.zope.org is dead for two reasons:

* it seemed to be big a project to get enough volunteer content. I
hope that microsites will avoid this problem.

* there were issues with the design, the legal terms surrounding the
design, the responsiveness of the designer and the implementation of
the design.

As a result, the zope foundation board decided to give up on this issue.

If you want to help out get a zope 2 site set up, perhaps modelled
after grok.zope.org (where we combine a Plone 3 site with sphinx), by
all means contribute! Or any other micro-site that strikes your fancy:
zodb.zope.org, for instance.

It looks like we still need to do something sane with providing a
design that isn't encumbered as the new.zope.org design was.

Regards,

Martijn
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On 26.02.2009 12:22 Uhr, Martijn Faassen wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> new.zope.org is dead for two reasons:
>
> * it seemed to be big a project to get enough volunteer content. I
> hope that microsites will avoid this problem.
>
> * there were issues with the design, the legal terms surrounding the
> design, the responsiveness of the designer and the implementation of
> the design.
>
> As a result, the zope foundation board decided to give up on this issue.
>
> If you want to help out get a zope 2 site set up, perhaps modelled
> after grok.zope.org (where we combine a Plone 3 site with sphinx), by
> all means contribute! Or any other micro-site that strikes your fancy:
> zodb.zope.org, for instance.
>

For the log: I am working on the Zope 2 microsite which is hosted
currently on my dev system: zope2.zopyx.de

Andreas
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On 2009-02-26, Andreas Jung <lists@zopyx.com> wrote:
>
>
> On 26.02.2009 12:22 Uhr, Martijn Faassen wrote:
>> Hi there,
>>
>> new.zope.org is dead for two reasons:
>>
>> * it seemed to be big a project to get enough volunteer content. I
>> hope that microsites will avoid this problem.
>>
>> * there were issues with the design, the legal terms surrounding the
>> design, the responsiveness of the designer and the implementation of
>> the design.
>>
>> As a result, the zope foundation board decided to give up on this issue.
>>
>> If you want to help out get a zope 2 site set up, perhaps modelled
>> after grok.zope.org (where we combine a Plone 3 site with sphinx), by
>> all means contribute! Or any other micro-site that strikes your fancy:
>> zodb.zope.org, for instance.
>>
>
> For the log: I am working on the Zope 2 microsite which is hosted
> currently on my dev system: zope2.zopyx.de

Thanks guys, that's too bad. new.zope.org was Purdyâ„¢ (pretty). In any
event, I think I understand the "micro sites" approach (divide
and conquer) but where does that leave zope.org? FWIW I think the
grok site is is very nice, and I would love to see a similar site
for zope.org.

I am also very interested in "cleaning up the mess" on
zope.org. So if I could contribute in some way to upgrading and
cleaning up the current Plone 1 site (I assume from http://zope.org/help)
that would be my preference.

IOW, if anyone is interested in a Plone 3.2 zope.org with the content
cleaned up a bit, I would love to help. By cleaned up I mean:

- Upgrade to Plone 3
- Edit or remove stale content.
- Point to microsites as needed (e.g. Zope2.zopyx, grok.zope.org, docs.zope.org, etc.)

Any takers? ;-)

> Andreas
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On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 20:21, Alex Clark <aclark@aclark.net> wrote:
> Thanks guys, that's too bad. new.zope.org was Purdy™ (pretty). In any
> event, I think I understand the "micro sites" approach (divide
> and conquer) but where does that leave zope.org?

As the main portal to the other sites. Overviews and links.

> I am also very interested in "cleaning up the mess" on
> zope.org. So if I could contribute in some way to upgrading and
> cleaning up the current Plone 1 site (I assume from http://zope.org/help)
> that would be my preference.

No, junk it. There is too many special products and other stuff. We
should keep it around as old.zope.org for a year so people can move
content they need.

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Lennart Regebro wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 20:21, Alex Clark <aclark@aclark.net> wrote:
>> Thanks guys, that's too bad. new.zope.org was Purdy™ (pretty). In any
>> event, I think I understand the "micro sites" approach (divide
>> and conquer) but where does that leave zope.org?
>
> As the main portal to the other sites. Overviews and links.
>
>> I am also very interested in "cleaning up the mess" on
>> zope.org. So if I could contribute in some way to upgrading and
>> cleaning up the current Plone 1 site (I assume from http://zope.org/help)
>> that would be my preference.
>
> No, junk it. There is too many special products and other stuff. We
> should keep it around as old.zope.org for a year so people can move
> content they need.
>

+1

In greater detail: http://www.zope.org/Members should stay as it is to
keep links working and enable people to login and move their products to
a new location. Everything else could go into microsites, even under the
www.zope.org domain.

Regards
Michael

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