A thread to discuss naming threads, board policy, new thread suggestions, and anything else that has to do with board administration and maintenance. Guaranteed to include lively debate and polls. Natter discouraged, but not deleted.
Current Stompy Feet: Jon B, P.M. Marcontell, Liese S., amych, msbelle, shrift, Dana, Laura
Stompy Emerita: ita, DXMachina
I guess we could throw it up on github or something. How private can you make github repositories?
I was thinking of Bitbucket -- their private repos are free for up to 5 users, and features are pretty comparable to GH without all the social stuff (that we don't need anyway)
More important, IMHO, is making sure the database is getting backed up regularly.
Liese has been in the Dreamhost account this week, for what that's worth. We're upgrading our account a little.
Yep. I have access to the code. I guess that means I also have access to the data (since the code contains the mysql login info), but I've never messed with the data.
Jon, Liese, I'm so glad -- it's possible that I think too much about bus factors, but, you know, busses.
More important, IMHO, is making sure the database is getting backed up regularly.
Yes, this.
I was never one of the actual code monkeys. Most of what I did was html on the satellite sites like the archives and filk. (I'd forgotten about pretty much all what I'd worked on except for the logo stuff until I was perusing the Roll Your Own thread today. Kind of fascinating to see how it all came together.) I used to be able to do SQL, but it's been 2½ years since I've done any database development, so I'm probably too rusty for that.
edit: Two people who aren't on Hec's list who did a lot of the heavy lifting were John H and Tom W.
My contributions were pretty small, but I am a professional code monkey / web application developer / database fiddler / actress, model, whatever.
So, if you need a techie to do techie things, I can do that. I don't have a login, or even the first idea of where things are, though.
From the ita thread:
ita: If we do decide to go the domaindiscover route, Jesse, it's simple to set me up as technical contact... but then we have to supply an organizational, an administrative and a billing contact. Billing is easy -- what about the other two?
I just checked whois for b.org, and Jesse, you're listed as sole contact for everything. Should someone else be the technical contact?