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Posted to derby-dev@db.apache.org by "Jean T. Anderson" <jt...@bristowhill.com> on 2005/03/29 19:46:37 UTC

[WEB] Looking for a way to guarantee web changes don't fall into /dev/null

In another thread, Kathey Marsden wrote:
 > <snpi/>
 >    I'll post them here
 > and then hope that someone with web skills and access will pretty them
 > up for the website.
 > <snip/>

No problem!  I'm just concerned that those of us who can modify the web 
site might not see requests buried deep down in threads, especially with 
the volume of posts currently hitting the lists. :-) I try to keep an 
eye out for any posts with attachments, but it'd be easy to miss other 
requests.

It might seem like overkill to file a new Jira issue for adding new web 
content, but it would guarantee that the new content won't fall off the 
derby community radar. Or consider posting the request in a new thread 
with [WEB] in the subject.

  -jean

Re: [WEB] Looking for a way to guarantee web changes don't fall into /dev/null

Posted by "Jean T. Anderson" <jt...@bristowhill.com>.

Brian McCallister wrote:
> On Mar 29, 2005, at 12:46 PM, Jean T. Anderson wrote:
>> It might seem like overkill to file a new Jira issue for adding new 
>> web content, but it would guarantee that the new content won't fall 
>> off the derby community radar. Or consider posting the request in a 
>> new thread with [WEB] in the subject.
> 
> Not overkill at all. Add a category/component for web stuff and file 
> them under that component rather than using a subject tag though. JIRA 
> exists just for this kind of task tracking =)

Done -- added a "Web Site" component.

  -jean

Re: [WEB] Looking for a way to guarantee web changes don't fall into /dev/null

Posted by Brian McCallister <br...@apache.org>.

On Mar 29, 2005, at 12:46 PM, Jean T. Anderson wrote:

>
> It might seem like overkill to file a new Jira issue for adding new 
> web content, but it would guarantee that the new content won't fall 
> off the derby community radar. Or consider posting the request in a 
> new thread with [WEB] in the subject.

Not overkill at all. Add a category/component for web stuff and file 
them under that component rather than using a subject tag though. JIRA 
exists just for this kind of task tracking =)

-Brian