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Public web site (Task #7)

Added by Eric Davis at 2010-12-23 11:19 am. Updated at 2012-10-08 10:20 pm.

Status:	Closed	Start date:
Priority:	Normal	Due date:
Assignee:	Eric Davis	% Done:	0%
Category:	ChiliProject - Organization
Target version:	Public Launch
Remote issue URL:

Description

To go public we will need a public website (Redmine probably) and a way for interested parties to signup for it. We should also have much of our organization documentation on it so people can see that it's open.

Required:

Public Redmine instance
~~Homepage set to a specific wiki page (OSS plugin)~~
Documents posted to the Wiki
~~Theme~~
Server instance setup
- Limited management (root)
- Using open sourced code (theme, plugins, etc)

Related issues

related to Task #50: Setup Server	Closed		2011-01-19
related to Bug #81: Replace favicon	Closed	2011-01-20
related to Task #60: Change website homepage to load the Wiki homepage	Closed	2011-01-13
related to Task #37: ChiliProject Security Mailing Lists	Closed	2010-12-29
related to Task #36: ChiliProject Blog	Closed	2010-12-29
related to Task #35: ChiliProject Wiki	Closed	2010-12-29
related to Task #34: ChiliProject forums	Closed	2010-12-29

History

#1
Updated by Holger Just at 2010-12-23 11:39 am

The minimum should be a public redmine instance. I vote for this as the single starting point to go live.

I'm wondering whether it would be a good idea to have certain information in a CMS later. That could include

Introductory infos (What is Bluemine, screenshots, ...)
Blog (Aggregator ?)
Mailinglist-Archives

This Website could be the much more friendly starting point for people and should properly integrate into the Redmine (design, link structure, users, ...)

#2
Updated by Eric Davis at 2010-12-23 01:35 pm

I agree, a Redmine instance with a Wiki page as the homepage should be a good start. That would then link to other content.

Later on we could add more community features like a blog aggregator or email list if we go that route.

#3
Updated by Niels Lindenthal at 2010-12-28 12:30 am

For finn.de we use radiant. As soon as we have a name, design and some initial content I could ask Michael Frister to set up this site. He did also the setup for finn.de.