[isf-wifidog] Some of what you wanted to know about the content manager and a personal request

[François Proulx]

great ! I really like the page where you give use cases. I will  
certainly contribute some more (flickr ...)


On 30-Oct-2006, at 23:47 , Benoit Grégoire wrote:

> The Content Manager is ultimately meant to manage large groups of  
> content
> generated outside wifidog or generate by wifidog users, with a  
> distributed
> curation.  It would really deserve it's own whitepaper, but I don'T  
> have
> anywhere near the time to write one (not to mention that few people  
> actually
> read white papers).
>
> So a few days ago, I wrote the first few parts of a tutorial style  
> document to
> help people understand how the content manager was meant to be used  
> and why
> it is designed the way it is. I would appreciate if everyone would  
> take a
> look and either add to it (I'll be happy to proofread) would like  
> covered.
> http://dev.wifidog.org/wiki/doc/auth-server/ContentManagerTutorial
> It tries to explain how you should use the content manager, and  
> isn't meant to
> replace the older and sadly just as incomplete document explaining  
> how the
> content manager works (http://dev.wifidog.org/wiki/ 
> ContentDistributionSystem)
>
> I've been writing a lot of documentation on the wiki lately  
> (currently working
> on the design for the future user roles infrastructure, which is  
> stalling a
> large number of tickets).  This is extremely time consuming, and I  
> would like
> to extend a personal request for the wifidog community:
>
> Could we, as a group, start updating the wifidog feature list
> http://dev.wifidog.org/wiki/Features.  It's currently incomplete  
> and does not
> represent the current state of wifidog at all, which is really  
> hurting the
> project visibility.  I'll be happy to write corrections and answer  
> questions,
> but I really don't have enough time to tackle the bulk of this  
> project.
>
> Thank you,
> -- 
> Benoit Grégoire
> http://benoitg@coeus.ca/
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