[Imc-alternatives] questions about indy-alt implementation

Jay jay at fundamentalchange.net
Tue Dec 30 07:29:40 PST 2008


Hi John,

At 12/30/2008, you wrote:
>On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 03:56:15AM -0500, Jay wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> > these features may be in the distant future, but the general idea is
> > to give organizations tools that would both allow them to
> > both  communicate with the public -- a profile page, a friends list
> > (co-conspirators :), a way to allow people to sign up for updates
> > (either frequent "this is what we're doing at this moment" updates or
> > something like a weekly newsletter), a calendar, a basic blog, open
> > forums about their issues, etc. -- and ways to communicate
> > internally.  The internal functions could include wiki pages to allow
> > them to collaborate on projects and post meeting minutes, non-public
> > forum spaces for discussion about internal decisions,
> > decision-making/vote tracking software that would enable them to come
> > to on-line decisions (does this exist?  maybe we've just dreamed it)
> > and anything else an organization may need to help it stay internally
> > organized.
> >
>
>Did anything ever come out of crabgrass integration?
>
>-john

Not yet, but it's still an exciting possibility.  Connecting with 
Crabgrass or something like it could be a great way to offer these 
features without our having to build them ourselves.

Several months ago I talked with both Dan and Elijah from their 
team.  They both sounded excited about the Alternatives project and 
ways we could integrate.  They were planning some big improvements 
and we needed to figure out what the heck we were doing code-wise so 
discussions didn't go much further.  Maybe now that we've chosen a 
path we could reconnect.

Jay 



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