RE: www.gnu.org guidelines and the plan for hurd.gnu.org

[Jim Franklin]

Hi,
 Thanks for the link. I reckon the chances are better for the folks who
follow the guidelines on getting their work past the gnu webmasters. Myself,
I have a hankering to try my hand at writing some XML although most of my
work will be HTML 4 comliant with use of CSS. My opinion is everyone should
go with what they want to try and what the gnu webmasters don't like, I'm
sure they'll let us know when we ask them for a final review of our work. It
will be the gnu webmasters who have the final say on the work.

Jim

-----Original Message-----
From: Ognyan Kulev [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 2:58 AM
To: Jim Franklin
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: www.gnu.org guidelines and the plan for hurd.gnu.org


Hi,

Finally I found the guidelines of www.gnu.org:
http://www.gnu.org/server/standards/
I'm starting to read it.  Will hurd.gnu.org follow these guidelines?

On Thu, Apr 05, 2001 at 12:37:29AM -0700, Jim Franklin wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>  Jeff Bailey and myself are in the process of putting a hurd.gnu.org site
> construction project into high gear. Jeff will handle admin with the
gnu.org
> folks and I will be building web pages and handle the admin duties with
the
> hurd community if that develops.
>  Jeff is in the process of getting web space for the project where web
> pages, doxs, pictures and other stuff (stuff being just about anything
that
> can be of use in the project) can be stored. The deadline for this project
> will be May 31, 2001 .
>  If you have any suggestions on the structure and content of the web site
at
> gnu.org please write to us at address@hidden and let us know your
thoughts
> and suggestions.

Important question: Do you have a plan what the structure and content to be?
Is there a temporary site how hurd.gnu.org will look like?
I have some ideas but they are still not ripen in my mind yet.

Regards
--
Ognyan Kulev <address@hidden>, "\"Programmer\""