design sketch for content stamping; questions about browser plug-ins and UI

[Jeff Keller]

Michael --
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner; things were hectic, and I was
hoping SJ would field your note.  I'm now in California for a month on
another
project, but I'd certainly like to move the content rating stuff along.
I think any of the following (in no particular order) would help at this
point:
 * Clarification of needs (SJ?)
 * Clarification of  timetable (SJ?)
 * Feedback on the proposal
 * Feedback on UI design and technologies
 * A prototype interface, or skeleton code for same
 * A prototype database (e.g. mysql on crank w/ the schema suggested in the
wiki notes)
I'm happy to try coordinating, and I hope to talk to Chris Bailey this
afternoon
about UI stuff.
--Jeff

On 3/18/07, MBurns < maburns at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 3/14/07, Jeff Keller < jeff.keller at gmail.com> wrote:
> > I've written up some notes on the scheme SJ and I have been hashing out
> > for certifying Wikipedia and other content:
> >     http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Content_Stamping
>
> Looks good. This is something I would like to learn more about and get
> involved with!
>
> > Can anyone help with that?
>
> Yes.
>
> I know the Open Source Lab (note: I do not speak for them as a hole,
> obviously) has been interested in ways of getting involved in more
> projects for the OLPC, our web guys esspecially. Helping with the
> framework is right up our alley, at a minimum.
>
> >  (General feedback also welcome, of course.)
>
> As mentioned in another email, I know many people have asked how to
> become involved with the OLPC while lacking a coder background. I'm
> sure many people would spend their volunteer time under this system,
> in place of coding.
>
> --
> Michael Burns * Security Student
> NET * Oregon State University
>
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