Mivascript community .. part III

Hello everybody..

Just to let everybody know that a part of the web site
www.mivascript.org/index.mvc is done. Of course there are many elements in
construction. We are only 2 for the moment working on the website.. so is
not so fast as I wish (we have also our daily work to do.. so it's a little
difficult to finish it quick)

What you can do for the moment on the site:
1. Register your mivascript account
2. Modify your account information (even put a photo and your online cv)
3. Add/modify mivascripts (compiled/uncompiled, free of use, licenced,
shareware..);
4. Add/modify screen shots of your scripts
5. Add/modify your personal mivascript work

Where we still need help:
1. Language. Once again I must thanks to Richard Grevers, Bill Johnson, Ben
Walsh for the first language corrections... Now we have new pages online..
so corrections are NEEDED :)
2. Thanks to Jerry Pena we will be able to put online the "Mivascript
Opensource Projects" online in a few weeks (I hope). If anyone have some
spare time to help me with the tutorials module .. let me know
([email protected])
3. The menu "ALL ABOUT MIVA" need an editor. There is a small text for the
moment (just to let you know what will be in this part of site). If someone
have literature skills.. and want to add mivascript articles on this part..
just let me know :)
4. Feed Back. It's important to have your opinion. So don't hesitate..
(same e-mail)

PS: Once again the website is IN CONSTRUCTION and a part of the menus are
not active. Thank you for the understanding...
PS1: Please participate with content .. Without you we won't be able to
make this community live.

Thanks again,
Claudiu Bischoff

Mivascript community .. part III



On Wed, 9 Feb 2005 05:00:52 +0100, Claudiu Bischoff
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello everybody..
>
> Just to let everybody know that a part of the web site
> www.mivascript.org/index.mvc is done. Of course there are many elements in
> construction.

Ok, so more "live" than "done", but it looks like a great start.

> Where we still need help:
> 1. Language. Once again I must thanks to Richard Grevers, Bill Johnson, Ben
> Walsh for the first language corrections... Now we have new pages online..
> so corrections are NEEDED :)

I'll send them when I see them.

> 2. Thanks to Jerry Pena we will be able to put online the "Mivascript
> Opensource Projects" online in a few weeks (I hope). If anyone have some
> spare time to help me with the tutorials module .. let me know
> ([email protected])

Looking forward to it. Hope it sees a lot of activity.

> 3. The menu "ALL ABOUT MIVA" need an editor. There is a small text for the
> moment (just to let you know what will be in this part of site). If someone
> have literature skills.. and want to add mivascript articles on this part..
> just let me know :)

If I have the time, and can come up with helpful content, I'll send it
along, and I encourage others to do the same.

> 4. Feed Back. It's important to have your opinion. So don't hesitate..
> (same e-mail)

You're bound to get that, whether you ask for it or not :)

> PS: Once again the website is IN CONSTRUCTION and a part of the menus are
> not active. Thank you for the understanding...

Even with that disclaimer, I'm very impressed by what you've done.
Clean and easy to understand layout, can't wait to see it with all the
features implemented.

> PS1: Please participate with content .. Without you we won't be able to
> make this community live.

That is the key. And the faster you can build "critical momentum" the better.

Personally, I wish you nothing but success. Along with
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sites I've seen.

--
Bill Guindon (aka aGorilla)