wiki.laptop.org upgrade

[Ed McNierney]

Mikus -

I'd be happy to help, but I'm not sure I understand your suggestion.  I
don't understand what legal consequences you're thinking about - if you can
give me more details I can try to investigate.

But your statement sounds like what I was trying to say: the community of
people who rely on wiki.laptop.org is quite large and since OLPC has taken
on the responsibility of creating and hosting the infrastructure supporting
it we just need to be sure we keep that community in mind, as it has grown
considerably over time (as Bernie pointed out).

    - Ed


On 12/5/08 1:15 AM, "Mikus Grinbergs" <mikus at bga.com> wrote:

>> Wiki.laptop.org is a public-facing Web site used by many, many people who
>> are not on devel@ or hunt for RT tickets or listen in on VIG meetings.  Our
>> public services - especially during our G1G1 period - are mission-critical
>> and we cannot treat them casually.
> 
> While I sympathize with the use of wiki.laptop.org as an "official"
> interface from the OLPC project to the public, that website is where
> to date important information has appeared regarding *what* (e.g.,
> /go/Designs) and *how* (e.g., /go/Feature_roadmap).
> 
> There needs to be a place where such topics can be posted that is
> not so "mission-critical" as to invite legal consequences to the
> project, or to those contributing to the posted content.
> 
> mikus
>