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2010-02-18
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This is not only about the Maemo and Moblin communities. There is plenty of people now interested in MeeGo that were not in any of these two communities before.
But anyway.
Reggie, are you aware of how things look like with single sign-on vBulletin-Drupal?
GeneralAntilles (or whoever disliking Drupa forums) can you get into details about what is bad? "Not a fan" doesn't really help making evaluations.
But anyway.
Reggie, are you aware of how things look like with single sign-on vBulletin-Drupal?
GeneralAntilles (or whoever disliking Drupa forums) can you get into details about what is bad? "Not a fan" doesn't really help making evaluations.
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by ColdFusion
Yes, I'd like to see them there.
But are we going to need those features there? Karma, thanks, and all that... how is the MeeGo community going to function?
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by qgil
I would go this way, or an empty vBulleting. Moving this forum over would have the benefit that we already have a nice community over here, so there wouldn't be need to build one from scratch.
3. Rename talk.maemo.org --> talk.meego.com. There might be some legal problems moving accounts with private data under another domain (no idea). Another problem, perhaps bigger, is to move all this crew there, leaving nothing for those not interested in 'MeeGo' (from strict N900 users not that interested in platform etc to people with a strong opinion about MeeGo for some reason, OS2008 users, etc).
Using a Drupal module doesn't sound like a good idea, just like using a Midgard module wouldn't have made much sense for maemo.org. Generally a specialized forum application is better in every way than something developed as a minor part of a CMS. I'm pretty sure we already learned that with Maemo's Wiki
The new forum would need properly labeled areas for Maemo and Moblin things to discuss the older platform releases, as well as new ones for MeeGo (and the different UX versions).
Besides, we already have some experiences with rebranding this forum, from the ITT -> TMO change...
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by qgil
Seems like the best option. Open source infrastructure, gets automatic single sign-on with the rest of meego.com, and avoids the inevitable friction that would result from another renaming.
1. Empty Drupal in the lines of http://drupal.org/forum (meego.com sits on a Drupal CMS so this is the easiest solution).
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by qgil
We're discussing the decision to go with Drupal for the primary CMS as we speak, actually. . . .
Reggie, are you aware of how things look like with single sign-on vBulletin-Drupal?
Originally Posted by qgil
Lack of features compared to vBulletin, obnoxious to use browsing and posting interface and the sort. It's had issues dealing with heavy loads on a couple of sites I've been a user on and it was really a pain to setup and administer for others I've tried to run it on (admittedly this was a long time ago now, but still).
GeneralAntilles (or whoever disliking Drupa forums) can you get into details about what is bad? "Not a fan" doesn't really help making evaluations.
Besides, other than being open source, why would we prefer Drupal?
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by qgil
Question is, will they be integrated in "our" community like the new n900 owners have been here or is the MeeGo community going be something different and function in other ways than Maemo's or Moblin's.
This is not only about the Maemo and Moblin communities. There is plenty of people now interested in MeeGo that were not in any of these two communities before.
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by ColdFusion
I hope MeeGo will have similar community involvement infrastructure as we now have for maemo.org, or better. And Karma is a pretty important part of that.
But are we going to need those features there? Karma, thanks, and all that... how is the MeeGo community going to function?
This can be accomplished either by moving existing Midgard-based services over to meego.com infrastructure and integrating them with the MeeGo visuals and Drupal accounts, or by porting the functionality over to Drupal. Either way works, though the Midgard stuff is something we have now and know that works in the Maemo scale
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2010-02-18
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Originally Posted by bergie
Should we wait for an invitation from over there (or has there been one already I don't know about)? Think of the situation from Meego/Moblin point of view
I would go this way, or an empty vBulleting. Moving this forum over would have the benefit that we already have a nice community over here, so there wouldn't be need to build one from scratch.
Originally Posted by bergie
yes
The new forum would need properly labeled areas for Maemo and Moblin things to discuss the older platform releases, as well as new ones for MeeGo (and the different UX versions).
Originally Posted by bergie
I hope people are not going to repeat the same mistake. Please, let us get a decision from the community at large before rebranding or moving the whole forum.
Besides, we already have some experiences with rebranding this forum, from the ITT -> TMO change...
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2010-02-18
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Is there a possibility to "link" to the same vBulletin from many sites? What I'm imagining is that talk.meego.com and talk.maemo.org share some portions, for example Community, Platform and Development. talk.meego.org forum would only show these and possibly some more MeeGo related sections, while talk.maemo.org would have what it has now.
You could participate in the discussion in the (example) three shared sections from both sites and keep the device/Nokia specific discussions here. That would provide continuity here and get things started at talk.meego.org. In my opinion it might not be a great idea to just dump everything to a one big mess in talk.meego.com. I also don't think it's a good idea to keep two separate community sections.
This just off the top of my head, have no idea if it's feasible at all?
You could participate in the discussion in the (example) three shared sections from both sites and keep the device/Nokia specific discussions here. That would provide continuity here and get things started at talk.meego.org. In my opinion it might not be a great idea to just dump everything to a one big mess in talk.meego.com. I also don't think it's a good idea to keep two separate community sections.
This just off the top of my head, have no idea if it's feasible at all?
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Most Nokia people don't use Talk now, either, but it's not the end of the world.
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