Re: [PHP-EVANGELISM] use.php.net

[email protected] (Dave Mertens)
Newsgroups php.evangelism
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Fri, Apr 26, 2002 at 04:25:56PM -0400, Sean wrote:
> At 10:12 PM 4/26/2002 +0200, Dave Mertens wrote:
> >Sounds nice, but who is going the maintain it and how do you get it uptodate
> >enough so programmers come offen back.
> > > It could contain Marketing texts (Including PDFs) complete with buzzwords
> > > -- for the PHBs, stats (netcraft style usage, etc), platform availability,
> > > benchmarks, generalized feature set, etc.
> >Who's going the write all that interesting stuff..
> 
> I'd give some time to maintain it, from a programming standpoint, but I 
> don't (currently) have access to stats/other content. I'd love to find some 
> non-programmers (designers, writers) on-board for PHP evangelism.
That would be great. Especialy if 'we' can find people who aren't
programming PHP itself. And i'm thinking about project managers (They aren't
using it, but they now what it can do)

> 
> > > www.usephp.net seems to be dead.
> >Just let use.php.net point to www.usephp.net and make usephp.net alive
> >again.. That's much better than create just another site
> 
> or point usephp.net to use.php.net, following the standards set by other 
> sites: gtk.php.net isn't gtkphp.net, but yes, it should be alive again. I'm 
> going to look it up in the google cache and archive.org, and see what I can 
> find.
Fine with me. As long we're getting not 2 'usephp' sites..

> >I like the idea, i only think it won't work the way we want it..
> 
> Like I said, these are ideas. Definitely not "This is what evangelism 
> should be. We're not doing it right." It's true. We're not doing it 
> properly, but my post was more of a "what do others think of this", and 
> "let's get the ball rolling" post.
> 
> Sorry if I hit a nerve, that wasn't my intention.
I'm a bit jumpy because this is why i joined this list. Evangelism and
advocating PHP.. And everyting (or everyone) that can make a difference has
my vote  ;-)

I think it's also important to point out the 'hidden' features of php. PHP
can do a aweful lot of things, but most people (developers) don't know how..

-- 
With best regards,

Dave Mertens, Development Manager
[email protected]

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