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- 1. Fabian will delete the infocenter! Act now!
- 2. WWW – what? Why? When? What happens with all the archive? Infocenter CNR Zagreb | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
- 3. Why? There is no Galaxy login for the current one. • Usernames managed by the WPA and only for NRs No search function • Huge archive and nothing can be found Download documents just to look at them is inefficient. • And when updating you have to upload it again? No fine grained access control • All or nothing Infocenter CNR Zagreb | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
- 4. When? As soon as possible! As soon as we have an alternative… • There is dokuwiki! • So now? Dokuwiki worked since May, why is the infocenter still there? • There are also other alternatives to take into consideration. • The possibilities with a wiki are much bigger than with the current infocenter. Infocenter CNR Zagreb | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
- 5. What will happen? Of course no data will be deleted! Migration needs a good strategy Chance of re-building the structure More features • Read information online instead of downloading it. • Individual read/write permissions for pages and namespaces Something completely different Hybrid version Infocenter CNR Zagreb | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
- 6. Act now! Contribute to the structure • What kind of information should be there? • Who should be able to see it? • Who should be able to edit it? • Which files don’t need to be files? Contribute to the content • Move the content of the infocenter • Make the files into pages. Edit the playground! now! Infocenter CNR Zagreb | Fabian Bircher, WPA | wpa@esn.org
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