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    Revision as of 15:13, 21 September 2008

    KDE Web Developers Meeting for September 2008

    The idea behind this meeting is to determine some future goals for the porting of kde.org and its sub domains over to a CMS system and also on the future of open collaboration services within the KDE online community.

    When

    The meeting will be held in the #kde-www IRC channel on Freenode. You can enter your preferred time slot for the meeting here: http://doodle.ch/uh89v5vnuigdevkm

    This meeting was originally scheduled for the 21st September 2008 at 1300 GMT, however has been postponed to a later time.

    Agenda

    Here is a basic list of what we're going to try and cover:

    1. What is the current state of the KDE family of websites?
      1. Outdated/obsolete information - how pervasive?
      2. Well maintained sites
    2. What obstacles are there that would make improving KDE websites difficult?
    3. Changing to a CMS system
      1. Which CMS do we use (Possibly Drupal)
      2. Porting content
        1. Method
        2. Obstacles
      3. CMS upgrades and versioning issues
    4. Centralising the management of users, information and services for all parts of the KDE community
      1. Viability
      2. Method
      3. Open Collaboration Services
    5. What roles can be allocated out immediately
    6. Build a list of people wanting to help out
    7. Organise a physical KDE WWW developers meeting
    8. Organise another IRC meeting