[Evergreen-web-team] web sub domains

[Lazar, Alexey Vladimirovich]

I agree it would best to keep the sites together. There are already enough web places where Evergreen info is scattered. Maybe add a year to the domain, like se2013.evergreen-ils.org? Do you know what you'll use to build the site?

In my perfect world, we would have one dedicated subdomain, something like conference.evergreen-ils.org or events.evergreen-ils.org, and any "official" event, be that a conference, a regional event, a hack-fest, etc., would just go on there in some standardized form. Theoretically, this could be less confusing and save organizers time and money.

On 2013-07-23, at 13:53 , Rogan Hamby <rogan.hamby at yclibrary.net> wrote:

> So, I'm involved with an effort to organize a South East Evergreen conference.  It's not a done deal yet but looking very likely to happen.  At this point I'm looking at a web site to help us get out some information and organize.
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> I could go off and register some random domain.  (Actually somerandomdomain.org is not available tragically.)  But, I'd rather keep community sites together.  Would there be an objection to using a subdomain like southeast.open-ils.org and pointing it at a word press site for the conference?  I don't think we have a policy for these uses that are community but parts of the community, at least regional in this case.  
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Aleksey Lazar
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