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Re: MichLUG Meeting Summary - 3/10/2001
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Tue, 13 Mar 2001 16:38:54 GMT
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Amy & All,
> I'll have a host next week. But first...
Cool.
> Everyone knows HTML. Or has a page editor that knows
> HTML. We can't all write
> it, we don't have the organization in place to do it by
> committee, and we won't
> all get what we want.
Indeed.
> I've offered to arrange free hosting. I'll soon have to
> expend effort and the
> good will of friends to get it. Before I do so I need to
> make the following
> things clear...
All right..
>
> 1) I will be the only one with write access to the site,
> so the home page,
> links page, events page, etc. will be maintained by me.
That's fine by me. Did you see the North Georgia Train Club
layout? That's a nice one. http://www.ngltc.org
> 2) I'd be happy to take suggestions on what should appear
> on the site, and I'd
> even take completed HTML if it's better than mine, but if
> I'm hosting it it
> will follow these rules...
See above for my suggestions, I think that came out nicely.
Clean. I have to find that logo, I have it here somewhere!
> a) No tacky stuff (e.g. bad formatting, animated GIFs,
> huge or unnecessary
> graphics, cookies, javascript, etc.)
Agreed.
> b) Clean HTML (i.e. it must be human-readable,
> well-formatted and contain no
> extraneous garbage - some HTML editors make a mess of the
> code)
> c) No advertising, except for links to LEGO-related stuff
> (e.g. Lugnet,
> lego.com, etc.)
Yes, especially on the front page. I would think that you
can have links on your personal sales site, Brickbay, etc.
Like Larry P. Milton Trainworks, for example. I won't need
to worry about that anymore. : ) If someone has a special
discount for club members or something, we might want to
handle that differently.
> 3) Each member will have a page for personal info, links,
> an optional picture
> or likeness, etc. This information will be gathered by a
> web form and the page
> will be automatically generated, kinda like Lugnet's
> member info pages. This
> automation will take time, so initially the web form will
> email the info to me
> and I'll generate the page. If you like writing HTML you
> can email me your
> complete page, or give me a link to it.
That's cool. I just need a link, you don't want to see my
code for the pages! : )
> 4) Each member *might* have a michlug.org email address
> that will forward to
> your own email address, subject to these restrictions...
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> a) You can not send email from michlug.org, but you can
> receive forwarded email
> from there.
> b) If your ISP allows, you can use your michlug.org
> address as your return
> address in email.
> c) You can not subscribe to mailing lists using your
> michlug.org address, or do
> anything else that is high-volume. It is up to you to
> ensure your address is
> not spammed to death. I will post guidelines on how to
> accomplish that.
> d) Email received at your michlug.org address that isn't
> specifically addressed
> to you in the 'To' or Cc' fields (e.g. most spam), and
> large attachments (e.g.
> graphics) will be discarded rather than forwarded.
> e) Michlug.org email addresses may be deactivated at any
> time for any reason.
> Michlug.org will not be a service provider, and therefore
> will not have the
> resources to deal with email hassles. Therefore...
> f) It is recommeded you use your michlug.org email
> address only for
> non-critical and non-personal stuff. Like lugnet
> newsgroup posting.
> g) No smut, harrassment, spam or fraud through your
> michlug.org address.
> h) Automated monitoring of these rules may flag email
> that I need to look at,
> so your michlug.org email address is by no means private.
> See (f), above. BTW,
> your ISP does this, too.
> i) In short, handling email can be a huge pain, so it may
> not get done, and if
> it does, it may be rescinded at any time. Don't abuse it.
Heh, well, it's no big deal if we do or don't.
> 5) We'll have 100M of space, which is way more than we'll
> need for our pages,
> so we'll be able to store event photos there. But MOC
> photos should still be
> stored off-site (e.g. brickshelf).
Yes, only event photos should do fine. links can handle
other peoples creations.
> These are the rules, if I'm going to do the hosting. If
> this is unacceptable,
> please tell me before I set it up. The beauty of having
> the domain registration
> handled by someone else (Scott Sanburn) is that someone
> else has veto power
> over what I do. If you don't like the site I create,
> Scott can change the name
> servers on the registration and ZAP - it now points
> somewhere else, under
> someone else's control.
I don't think I have any objections, thank you for the
effort Amy. It all sounds just fine. : )
Scott S.
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| (...) <snip> I'm with Scott. While on first read what Amy said may sound harsh to some folks, the reality is whoever does the work should get a lot of the say, so I say let's do it Amy's way, she's offered to manage the whole site which is a lot of (...) (23 years ago, 14-Mar-01, to lugnet.org.us.michlug)
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