Re: My help developing the redesign of php.net

On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 23:35, Paul de Raaij <paul@paulderaaij.nl> wrote: > >> Quick tip: Top posting is considered to be very evil :) > > Woops, I'm not that active on mailing lists, so I've got to learn the rules > :) http://www.php.net/reST/php-src/README.MAILINGLIST_RULES >> If you think a task list is worth the effort to create, feel free to >> update the wiki with obvious items - and ask for feedback on this >> list. > > Well, it doesn't seem that active. I'd leave it like this and check in the > mockups I'm working on. > > >> Do note: Simply registering won't give you write karma. You'll have to >> mail this list and mention your registered username and mention which >> namespace you would like to have write karma for (i.e. /web) > > I've registred myself as pderaaij. Registration went succesful, but I hasn't > received any mail yet. I've added you to the "web" group, so you should have karma for the /web namespace now. > Another question. Where can I leave my mockups. Do I need to register for a > svn account or is there an other way? At the moment I'm working on a mockup > for http://www.php.net/mailing-lists.php. A nice page to get > the hang of it. If you modify exisiting files, send patches (unified diffs, "diff -u") to the list (as plain/text, otherwise it'll get rejected), and the new files (if any). If everything looks good, and you want to continue working on these things, you may need to submit the SVN account request form later. Do note: One of the things we want to do with this redesign effort is to refactor existing content, so when you are working on the mailinglists page, keep in mind the unsubscribe page, the mailinglists rules page - and event the /support page.. maybe some of this should be combined or made easier to get to.. How about listing the basic ezmlm options? How to retrieve old messages or some neat mailinglist tricks? -Hannes