On Mon, Jun 23, 2014 at 10:19 PM, compul <compul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I don't think hosting our stuff on the cloud would be a good idea (some > people had some objections to that when TCNext did it). However hosting > download mirrors will certainly be helpful. I don't really know how "the cloud" works, other than this[1] explanation, but I'd prefer to have a server that we manage ourselves. Niklas seems to have good experience with running various web services, as do I. Although, I must admit the majority of my knowledge leans towards FreeBSD rather than GNU/Linux, but I have experience with nginx, postgresql, php, pf (the firewall), and jails. That could all be useful down the line for security reasons (such as running our web stuff in a jail and having an automatic build script running in another jail...stuff like that). [1] http://www.xkcd.com/908/ - Sorry, I feel like I have a XKCD comic for every situation ;-) > I wanted to keep the links on the main site simple; it's already quite > full to my usability taste. The forum and the wiki both are things you > want to find regularly and just be able to click quickly to get there, > whereas you look for a mailing list only once. I think it would be a > waste of user attention to put that link up there. Also common > community communication runs on forums, while ML is more.. technical / > involved? So I really don't think reading the three sentences on the > mainpage, or finding the Interact tab on the wiki, will be a hard task > for somebody invested enough to join the mailing list. I agree with keeping it simple. We currently have the "interact" page here [2], so maybe we can remove the "forum" link from the nav bar, replacing it with an "Interact" link? We also have a link to the wiki from the main page: "For more technical information about the project, please visit our wiki." so maybe the wiki link can be removed too? So that would remove two links and add one. [2] https://ciphershed.org/Interact/