[foss4g2014] Admin recommendations

[Eli Adam]

On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 4:59 PM, Darrell Fuhriman <darrell at garnix.org>wrote:

> >
> > http://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/foss4g/
> > http://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/foss4g/2014/
> >
> > Contact me if someone needs write permissions.
>
> I could use write permissions to start with.
>

Jeff and others are probably busy at FOSS4G, you can put in a SAC ticket
which might find some admin available sooner.  You can also list other
OSGeo userids that need access.  I might already have access from the
Journal, GeoMoose, etc but have not tested it.


>
> I have kind of mixed feelings about using the wiki for everything – mainly
> because my experience has been that only a few people are willing to put up
> with the hassle. As an actual collaboration tool, I don't think it's very
> good, but that's my personal opinion.
>

I find low participation can happen with any system.


>
> I've actually been pondering using teamworkpm.net for the day-to-day
> stuff, then transferring things to the wiki/SVN for archival purposes. If
> anyone wants to try it out with me….
>

I'm willing to work with any system of interest.  Successful collaboration
usually has to do with the percent of people actually using (or correctly
using) any such system and a 'maintainer' keeping things moving along
smoothly.  I do think that things should 'finish' on OSGeo infrastructure
like the wiki/SVN and that someone actually follows through with
transferring if it is not the native working location.  Do I need to do
anything special in signup to land on the same project as you on
teamworkpm.net or do I just make any account and send you the name?

Eli


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