[Baypiggies] SF Meeting?

[Marc Abramowitz]

I'd be up for helping with the site. I don't know Plone, but I'd be up for learning a bit and perhaps if there was a talk on it... :-) Plone in theory is a powerful CMS though I've not managed to wrap my head around it but I didn't have a use case to motivate me to learn it. If we wanted to switch from Plone, it could be a fun team project for a bunch of us to create a site in Django/Pyramid/etc. 

-Marc
http://marc-abramowitz.com
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On Oct 22, 2012, at 2:36 PM, Tony Cappellini <tony at tcapp.com> wrote:

>> Could you expand on that?  From my POV, there's no reason we can't have
>> "BayPIGgies SF" meetings using this same mailing list and website.
>> There could also be "BayPIGgies East Bay".
> 
> 1. The website is not setup at the moment to support multiple groups.
>    I don't have time to make those changes, and I don't want to have to support
>    multiple groups. Finding speakers each month isn't fun.
> 
>    Other's need to get involved finding speakers for any splinter
> groups, updating the website
>    and managing the list. Others need to get involved to maintain the
> site too. Bill Deegan
>    has been handling this for a long time. Plone is a pain to work
> with and maintain, he's the
>    only one who has shouldered that burden. We've talked about
> dumping Plone for a decent
>    CMS, but haven't arrived at any decision yet.
> 
> 2. Multiple groups on one list is just a recipe for confusion.
> 
>   New groups, new sites. It's that simple.
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