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How do I define my site?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Monday, March 25 2002 @ 11:07 am EST

(Q)In less than ten words, how would you define your site?
(A) Site #1 : Gathering place for family members
(A) SIte #2 : instructional website on how to brew beer

(Q)What are the five main features that GL provides for your site?
(A) Site #1 : your AWESOME security model, with groups!
that\'s also 2,3,4,and 5!!! But if forced, I\'d say
the news topics were important, too, and the plugin API
(A) Site #2 : (1) static pages (or as I call it, \"freesytle
content\").
(2) security model
(3) very nice look and feel (Yahoo template)
(4) polls
(5) Your plugin API

(Q) What are the five main problems you have with GL running your site?
(A) Site #1 : (1) Gallery integration (haven\'t tried the hack yet). Other than that, not much, this is a great tool
(A) Site #2: (1) none, really

(Q) What are the five must-have features to bring your site \'to the next level\'?
(A) (both sites combined) (1) better integration of user groups into everything (which groups can see what content)
(2) Easier admin-defined blocks with links (OK, I haven\'t gone through the docs yet, I admit)
(3) email client that does not require a UNIX login (fully DB driven)
(4) FAQ
(5) there is no five

How do I define my site?

Authored by: Anonymous (Anonymous User) on Monday, March 25 2002 @ 01:12 pm EST

p.s. (I know it\'s bad style to follow up your own post)

One thing I think would be useful for submission review is the ability to define editors, and have the review process go through X editors, and at each step retaining the original and the edited version. Perhaps you can add this to your submission engine.

e.g. When I used to work for our university newspaper, everything had to pass 2 different edits, each one done by different people. It would be useful if Geeklog could allow you to do this. Again, at each step it should retain the original submission so that the current editor will be able to read the original intent. But editor X should also be able to read the edited text submitted by editor X-1.

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