RE: [pear-webmaster] proposal: PEAR Who's Who on zend.com

From: Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 15:00:10 +0000
Subject: RE: [pear-webmaster] proposal: PEAR Who's Who on zend.com
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Hi Toby :) > The basic info can be replaced directly from PEAR through RPC. That was the easy part already described ;) > For the rest > you can offer a simple editing form, which (if we implement this, what I > hope) can be authenticated against the PEARWeb SSO mechanism. Am I understanding you correctly here? You're suggesting we could use PEAR auth to allow access to a form that we could then use to update our PEAR people db at Zend? Is that a practical suggestion, anyone? (Martin?) > > Please feel free to argue with my list :) > > > Name > > Thumbnail pic > > Locale > Birthdate Mmkay... I think these are all fields that will be blank unless the owner chooses to fill them in, so okay.. > > Occupation > > Availability > > Hobbies > > Spoken Languages > > Programming Languages > --> Skill rate for languages (1-5 or so, slightly experienced - profi) Complicated (how does anyone rate themselves?) <snip /> > Other PEAR activities (Website, Documentation, Installer, QA,...) Oh heck, wait, you're saying this information isn't anywhere else? That's going to make filtering problematic.. > Job experinces? (Projects, ...) We're getting into CV territory here.. remember there are about 200 people involved (I'd expect around that number), excessive info could bring problems of its own, on a lot of levels. > Other open source projects? Now that's a good thought! > Homepage URL > Blog URL These items are already on the PEAR user page, correct me if I'm wrong? > --> Maybe even aggregate the blogs? Definitely worth thinking about for a future project.. not sure I'm ready to deal with it right now. > > Just some thoughts, maybe you find them useful! Thanks for the response! - Steph > > Regards, > Toby > -- > Tobias Schlitt > a passion for php > http://www.schlitt.info

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