RE: New code / the Cookbook / WordUp (in your hood)!

Jens Axel Søgaard wrote:
> Noel Welsh wrote:
> > --- Anton van Straaten <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> >> The new provider gives a 99.99% uptime guarantee on their
> >> network, etc., so the Cookbook will be ready to deal with
>  >> the rabid hordes of Schemers we should get after the
>  >> announcement.  ;)
>
> Any news?

I may move the Cookbook to the new server this weekend.  I did a test copy
of the Cookbook to that server around July 30, and got it working.  It just
needs a bit more configuring before the final switch can happen.

> > That is good news.  I was thinking of staggering the
> > announcements to avoid getting completely swamped (with
> > editorial work as much as using up bandwidth).  Not sure
> > what order to annouce to #scheme, c.l.s and plt-scheme
> > though.  Probably #scheme (low-traffic) then plt-scheme,
> > then c.l.s.
>
> I often see newbies at #scheme, who wants practical stuff.
>
> Is there a reason to wait with a public announcement?

Waiting for the server move is a good idea, but that should be done shortly.
Let's see where we are on Monday or so...

Anton



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