[Lexicon] Deciding on a website and repository for our glossary project

[Ronald Tse]

Hi Cameron,

My view to the questions:

A. What content do we want to include? Maybe:
1. A landing page and and associated project pages (about the project, contact details, etc)

Agree.

2. How-to pages describing the various design patterns for using distributed glossaries.

Agree.

3. A URL to store our glossary schema profile (which will be referenced by other schemas).

That would be helpful.


B. Where should we store our git repository?
1. glossaries.github.com<http://glossaries.github.com/>
2. thegooddocsproject.github.com/glossaries<http://thegooddocsproject.github.com/glossaries>
3. something else?

If this is a Good Docs project, it should be under 2? We already have the OSGeo Glossary under github.com/geolexica/osgeo-glossary<http://github.com/geolexica/osgeo-glossary> where Ankita and Naini have been working on?

C. Where should we put the home page? Maybe:
1. Fit under The Good Docs Project, with maybe: https://thegooddocsproject.dev/glossaries or  https://glossaries.thegooddocsproject.dev
2. Fit in github? (Maybe start here, then move later.)

If this is a Good Docs project, both would work well, maybe the first is easier. And Good Docs has a GitHub account to host the pages too.

3. Take over ownership of an existing domain, such as https://www.geolexica.org/ . Ron, what are your thoughts on this?

Geolexica is of course happy to host the site but perhaps Good Docs is the best home since Geolexica has a geo-focus?

Kind regards,
Ron

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Ronald Tse
Ribose Inc.

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On 12 Sep 2021, at 3:49 PM, Cameron Shorter <cameron.shorter at gmail.com<mailto:cameron.shorter at gmail.com>> wrote:

In our last meeting, we discussed providing a landing page for our project. Thanks Michael for the suggestion.

So this off-week we'll have a meeting to discuss hosting questions.
(You will only need to come along if you have an interest in our domain selection.)

In preparation, questions I expect we need to cover:

A. What content do we want to include? Maybe:
1. A landing page and and associated project pages (about the project, contact details, etc)
2. How-to pages describing the various design patterns for using distributed glossaries.
3. A URL to store our glossary schema profile (which will be referenced by other schemas).

B. Where should we store our git repository?
1. glossaries.github.com<http://glossaries.github.com/>
2. thegooddocsproject.github.com/glossaries<http://thegooddocsproject.github.com/glossaries>
3. something else?

C. Where should we put the home page? Maybe:
1. Fit under The Good Docs Project, with maybe: https://thegooddocsproject.dev/glossaries or  https://glossaries.thegooddocsproject.dev<https://glossaries.thegooddocsproject.dev/>
2. Fit in github? (Maybe start here, then move later.)
3. Take over ownership of an existing domain, such as https://www.geolexica.org/ . Ron, what are your thoughts on this?
4. Find a new domain?

D. What else?

--
Cameron Shorter
Technical Writer, Google


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