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Re: Hi!



In message <Pine.BSF.4.05.9810291259550.19241-100000@shell5.ba.best.com>,
aturner@best.com writes:
>You, me, Micah, and  Roger Dingledine <arma@mit.edu> who maintains the
>SEUL site at MIT.  Technically only the first 3 are actually going to be
>working on the site.  I'm hoping to get about 1-3 more people to be a
>part of the core group.

I'm just here because I think it's a cool idea; my job currently is to
make sure you guys don't have to deal much with stuff that isn't directly
related to the project. That means that if there's something wrong with
the site, mailing list, etc, I'm the person to talk to. (Unless, I guess,
the site is working just fine but the content isn't very useful. But I
think Aaron is fixing that. :)

Speaking of which, I finally got my act together (briefly) and set up
your archives:
http://www.seul.org/archives/linuxkb/linuxkb-list/
It will update automatically as new mail is sent to the list.
 
>> > The initial concept what to take the Red Hat Linux User's FAQ's
>> > content and integrate it with a new site that is non-distribution
>> > centric.  I'm hoping to have specfic content for Red Hat, SUSE, and
>> > Debian, as well as more generic content that covers all distributions.

Sounds like (once you've gotten going) you'll want to try to get
representatives from each distrib to help out with their side of each
question. You might consider letting all of them know about this
relatively soon, so nobody feels left out.

Whom have you told so far? I heard talk of announcements, but I haven't
seen any cc'ed to this list.
 
--Roger