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Consider switching website to gh-pages #3

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rufuspollock opened this issue Nov 2, 2012 · 6 comments
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Consider switching website to gh-pages #3

rufuspollock opened this issue Nov 2, 2012 · 6 comments

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@rufuspollock
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  • Downside
    • more tecchy
  • Upside:
    • we could include licenses api, license texts etc
    • more techhy

Note we don't blog much as it is ...

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ddie commented Nov 2, 2012

I know is cool, but I don't see the advantage.

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mlinksva commented Nov 2, 2012

Other upside is public history comes free.

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mlinksva commented Nov 3, 2012

Oh, however while I'd prefer opendefinition.org to be a static site, hosting on github would be a bit ironic for the home of the OSSD. It is already ironic enough that github hosts its development.

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@ddie this is not about coolness or not it's about integrating material more - see below.

@mlinksva i'm happy to try gitorious :-)

The real issue here is not the hosting but what lives on the website. I've booted a separate issue: #5 so we can focus on that and come back to the question of technology.

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mlinksva commented Jun 4, 2013

Closing. Can revisit tech choices if/when more concrete desire and resources to redo opendefinition.org site. Leaving #5 open in that regard.

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See #47 for new version of this issue.

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