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website update for civicaccess

Morgen Peers
hi,

briefly, i think the fully CSS/HTML customizable web hub service Posterous.com should be examined as an option. It can do pages and portray a sense of permanency/static info while supporting "blogging" in a more social media-enabled way with various auto-posting features. With comments disabled or not, the use of the "blogging" platform could fulfill the same role as the wiki but in a more dynamic way with posting possible via e-mail, a very useful feature whenever a few hands are involved.

there are many general posterous blogs out there, but to see how one person re-purposed the Posterous infrastructure to create a site, check out food guru Mark Bittman's site.


a lightweight solution. just one idea.

best,
morgen
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Tracey P. Lauriault
Thanks Morgen!

We already have a blog and that is datalibre.ca;  what I am hoping for, is someone creative to come up with a nice logo or header for a webpage and someone to create something simple that would just be a landing page that would include the essential bits such as a links to the list, what civicaccess is etc.  We have an interesting network but a terrible web presence at the moment and anything that will just make it look a bit better would be great.

cheers
t

On Thu, Oct 7, 2010 at 12:45 PM, Morgen Peers <[hidden email]> wrote:
hi,

briefly, i think the fully CSS/HTML customizable web hub service Posterous.com should be examined as an option. It can do pages and portray a sense of permanency/static info while supporting "blogging" in a more social media-enabled way with various auto-posting features. With comments disabled or not, the use of the "blogging" platform could fulfill the same role as the wiki but in a more dynamic way with posting possible via e-mail, a very useful feature whenever a few hands are involved.

there are many general posterous blogs out there, but to see how one person re-purposed the Posterous infrastructure to create a site, check out food guru Mark Bittman's site.


a lightweight solution. just one idea.

best,
morgen

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Morgen Peers
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re: datalibrea - roger. header/logo? might not be the best hand at it but i might try a stab at it, maybe creating some ideas.

cheers,
morgen
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Tracey P. Lauriault
Morgen!  That would be great.  I am going to send your contact info too gabe sawhney who has been taking care of hosting the site.

It need only be a wordpress with some pages.  it would just be great to just have a good place for people to land.

Cheers
t

On Sat, Oct 9, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Morgen Peers <[hidden email]> wrote:
re: datalibrea - roger. header/logo? might not be the best hand at it but i might try a stab at it, maybe creating some ideas.

cheers,
morgen

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