Re: Calling all web-monkeys

Stuart Longland <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.everybuddy.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
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[email protected] wrote:
> All right folks, this is it. Rob's got the new machine working, I'll have
> write access to the website any moment now. The old site has to go, at
> least to some degree, so I'd like to invite anyone with some web-authoring
> skills to write me a new one!

Yep, I'm willing to help.  Any particular type of website?
I'm able to do the following:
	- Static HTML
	- Server Parsed HTML (SHTML)
	- PHP
	- Perl/CGI
	- MySQL Database.

And also, while I haven't really got into doing things this way, I can
also do:
	- ASP (Micro$loth IIS 5.0 *shudders* & Apache::ASP)
	- Postgresql

> What I'm really after is presentation - in a pinch, I can do the content
> myself, but I suck badly at setting it out nicely. Of course, if someone's
> volunteering to do the content too, please do!

I'm happy to do a little of both. :-D

> Entries on a postcard (or email, whatever) to [email protected] -
> tarballs of ideas or URLs are welcome. Something? Anyone?
> Meredydd

This will have to wait a little bit.  What I suggest is that we discuss
it either on the mailing list here, or if we want something more
realtime, I have an IRC server we can meet on.

	Host: www.longlandclan.hopto.org	Port: 6667

I'm normally in #nutcases (this is our CS clan chatroom), just create a
channel for yourself, say #everybuddy, and then type /invite Redhatter
to invite me, if I'm online at the time.

For those without IRC, I've also got Java chat:
	http://www.longlandclan.hopto.org/chat/

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