[ubuntu-art] ubuntu-art Site

[Jackson Isted]

As I made it I would have to say D as it can be customised to any needs
(yes it can have forums as well)

Thanks,
Jackson Isted

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On 27/01/2013, at 11:29 AM, Thomas Corwin <dog1489 at hotmail.com> wrote:

Also, it has been posted onto the Facebook page (Ubuntu Artwork). I copied
and pasted exactly what Gabriel said (with the IRC channel fixed :P ).
If you choose to post your vote on the Facebook page, do not post it here
too, this will make it fair so everyone has 1 counted vote.

On Jan 26, 2013, at 7:19 PM, "Thomas Corwin" <dog1489 at hotmail.com> wrote:

For A, I noticed that no one can post anything but administrators. So this
isn't good.. Hopefully that can be fixed soon.

On Jan 26, 2013, at 7:12 PM, "Gabriel" <gabo.xandre at gmail.com> wrote:

 Oops, option B was supossed to be ##ubuntu-artwork, that's what I meant.
NOT #ubuntu-artwork. My bad.

On 01/26/2013 09:09 PM, Thomas Corwin wrote:

 Gabriel,

 I totally agree. I vote B, but I'm perfectly fine with A as well.

 Also, I made an unofficial IRC channel for this: ##ubuntu-artwork

 Thomas Corwin

On Jan 26, 2013, at 7:04 PM, "Gabriel" <gabo.xandre at gmail.com> wrote:

  Having 4 websites already shows  potential behind this idea. But we are
failing at the basics.
1. We need to make a list of the people interested in the project.
Otherwise, we have four individual projects and not a team.
2. We have to "agree" on a communication channel, so far this list is the
only one working.
3. Discuss the general goals of the project.
4. Get started with a website, hosting, domain, coding, etc...

So, for us to get moving, I suggest that those interested in joining the
project vote one of the available communication channels. This way, we
tackle points 1 & 2 at once.
The alternatives we have so far are:
A. http://sth-group.pl/ubuntu-artwork/ : this is a forum.
B. IRC: #ubuntu-artwork @ chat.freenode.net
C. Skype: I think some one suggested using Skype
D. http://ubuntu-art.linkmaster.com/: this site has some social media
in-built, but I think it is down now.
E. this mailing list

Let's keep this open for 48hrs, then the option with most votes is the one
we use. Remember guys that if we can't agree on the fundamentals, the
project is already dead.

I vote for A because a forum seems perfect to start a discussion, and B as
a secondary option.

Gabriel


On 01/26/2013 01:40 PM, Thomas Corwin wrote:

  Well, it seems there is a problem.. We have four people making four
different websites for this project. We need 1 person to start us off with
the website.

 The four sites so far are:

 http://bootswatch.com/united/

 http://ubuntu-artwork.webs.com/

 http://sth-group.pl/ubuntu-artwork/

 http://ubuntu-art.linkmaster.com/

 We have to choose one to use.

 Thomas Corwin


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