I really like the idea of having a better website for lojban .ausai
I'm not a computer programmer, I often feel a bit limited when I discuss things in english (no one out there who can translate from swedish to english for me? ;)
, I don't have much time (but I really like constructing lujvos (systematically; subject by subject), so I'm probably going to contribute in that way a loot in the future).
Anyhow, I've just got some proposals for your project. The most of it sounds awesome, but here what comes to my mind:
* I think it's important with a very esthetic, clear and distinct layout, so visitors easily find the information they're looking for and also having a good impression of the lojban language (and community). I really must say that the current lojban.org doesn't looks rather dull :(
* What I really would like to have is a list of all lojban projects, current status (completed, almost completed but open for editing, suggested but not yet started etc), project last updated-info, click to become a member in the respectively project group, project cathegories like translation projects, technical projects, social projects, vocabulary, vote for how important you think each project is etc. It is very important to get an overview of the status of the whole lojban devolopment I think.
* Forum with distinct cathegories/subjects, instead of the mailing list.
I don't think if all this is possible to work out, but this is my vision of what the lojbanic internet community ba se binxo.
How do you say "good luck" in lojban?
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mu'omi'e jongausib goi sebastian2012/11/7 la gleki <gleki.is...@gmail.com>
Translate Extension has been tuned up (ki'e entot !).Using this extension you can translate the content of any page into other languages.If we ever move the CLL, Wave lessons and L4B to this wiki you will be able to translate them chunk by chunk to other languages that you speak.Note that if the source is changed the extension notices this and inform that the translation to another language is out of date.This is how we can put speakers of all languages (not only English) in equal conditions when learning Lojban.
On Tuesday, November 6, 2012 9:49:10 AM UTC+4, la gleki wrote:The wiki has moved to http://mw.lojban.org/
On Monday, November 5, 2012 5:22:48 PM UTC+4, la gleki wrote:Now Mediawiki has full support for localising any given page to another language. The solution is not ideal, it uses a simple template (anyway, ki'ecai .brendyn. for letting know about about this simplest tool)
If you think the template can be made a bit nicer plase let me know.Anyway, now nothing can stop us from starting to really work on this wiki.
On Thursday, October 4, 2012 11:59:32 AM UTC+4, la gleki wrote:
On Saturday, September 29, 2012 4:57:37 PM UTC+4, la gleki wrote:
On Saturday, September 29, 2012 12:15:54 PM UTC+4, Marica Odagaki wrote:.uisai I'm all for adopting MediaWiki as the official wiki.> Please, develop the wiki, edit it yourself. Tell me what you need. Let's make it better than the old one. Together.
I have a few suggestions to make this project better yet:A. Set short-term goals.- 1. Create overview pages targeted at newcomers/learning & teaching/etc.- 2. Go over all the TikiWiki pages and migrate them where necessary.Last time I checked, there are 2357 of them.B. Broadly categorize pages.- About: introduction to the language and organizations- Guides: learning materials, faq- Documentation: grammar documentation/dictionary/baseline definition - Writings: Lojbanic writings/multimedia/games- Encyclopedia of related topics- News- Projects- Participation guides- People- Proposals(Discussions should happen in the "Talk" side of the page.)These are gleaned from a wiki pages categorization projectI'd been tackling by myself:Giving the wiki a minimum structure will help grow it without falling into a chaotic state.C. Define what goes into the wiki, and state it in the wiki.- All of the above (in B.)- Questions should be asked in the mailing-list first.Do these sound all good?go'isaiEspecially "minimum structure". I don't want lojban.org/tiki to be shut down.AND NOW IMPORTANT MESSAGE.Robin INSTALLED MEDIAWIKI ON HIS SERVER. THE CURRENT ADDRESS ISProblems that I can see so far:1. I can't create folders in the root of mediawiki installation. And probably therefore impossible to upload files.Solved.2. Not only I should have sftp access to that root folder (who is familiar with MediaWiki? Whom can we trust?)
3. I haven't found appropriate extension to localise wiki pages on the fly like it is done in Tiki.Translate Extension installed.I hope Robin will fix the first problem himself.As for the third problem I'm waiting for suggestions.mu'o
On Thursday, September 27, 2012 1:23:10 PM UTC+9, la gleki wrote:
On Wednesday, September 26, 2012 10:20:20 PM UTC+4, iesk wrote:Thank you for the clarification.What does the logo in the upper left part of the screen stand for?
Well, just 25 years of Lojban, nothing more.Oh, and the opening page is currently filled with some non-Lojban text. Maybe the standard propaganda ( http://www.lojban.org/tiki/la%
20lojban.%20mo?no_bl=y ) would be fitting?iesk
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