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--- webteam:webplan:2011:section4_community [2011/09/06 16:40] – jimcraner
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 ===== IV. The Evergreen Online Community =====
-==== A. Existing Community Properties: Websites and More ====
 The Evergreen community as a whole operates as a virtual community with the exception of occasional face-to-face meetings at conferences, sector events, etc. A number of different online properties are maintained by various community members.
-**1. Website/general: [[http://evergreen-ils.org|evergreen-ils.org]] / [[http://open-ils.org|open-ils.org]]**
+**1. Main Website: [[http://evergreen-ils.org|evergreen-ils.org]] / [[http://open-ils.org|open-ils.org]]**
 The current community website serves as a home for the Evergreen software itself as well as many of the project's “official” resources. The site is a combination of static HTML and the DokuWiki collaborative documentation platform operated somewhat informally by a group of developers. Recently, members of the Web Planning Team and other community members have begun work on incremental improvements to the existing site, such as improving navigation.
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 Evergreen-ils.org (and open-ils.org, which is a domain redirect) provide:
 a. Download and implementation information
-b. Links to off-site demonstrations and development resources
-c. Information about connecting with the Evergreen developer community
-d. Developers' road map
-e. Links to non-development-related project efforts such as the Governance Committee, Communications Committee, and Documentation Interest Group.
-. Website/Developer collaboration: www.launchpad.net/evergreen
+b. Links to off-site demonstrations and development resources
-The primary collaboration platform for the Evergreen development community is a Launchpad instance. Developers utilize this service for bug tracking, user support, and version control.
+c. Information about connecting with the Evergreen developer community
-(@@@TODO Where do official docs live? DIG meeting space?)
+d. Developers' road map
-. Website/general: planet.evergreen-ils.org
+e. Links to non-development-related project efforts such as the Governance Committee, Communications Committee, and Documentation Interest Group.
-Like many “planet” sites, planet.evergreen-ils.org is a blog aggregator for the community, collecting and displaying Evergreen-related content from multiple blogs and other sites. This site was setup by community member dan@coffeecode.net.
-. Website/general: rscel.evergreen-ils.org
+**2. Developer Collaboration Website: [[http://www.launchpad.net/evergreen|www.launchpad.net/evergreen]] **
-RSCEL, the Resource Sharing Cooperative of Evergreen Libraries, is a collaboration of various libraries and consortia using the Evergreen ILS. The RSCEL site offers resources for existing Evergreen users as well as information for potential users that are considering a migration to Evergreen for their library. While the primary evergreen-ils.org website is focused primarily on the Evergreen software and its development, RSCEL's online resources are aimed at users “before the software” (decision-makers) and “beyond the software” (user- and implementation-specific resources). The RSCEL website provides:
+The primary collaboration platform for the Evergreen development community is a Launchpad instance. Developers utilize this service for bug tracking, user support, and version control.
-a. Evergreen feature index and software comparison matrix b. Evergreen feature request/wishlist tracker (beta) c. KCLS Requirement Prioritization Application (beta) d. Evergreen organization/institution profile directory (beta) e. Ability to be notified of new Evergreen-related content f. Links to off-site demonstrations and development resources
+**3. Documentation Website: [[http://docs.evergreen-ils.org|docs.evergreen-ils.org]] **
-The RSCEL website is built using Drupal and maintained by The Galecia Group on behalf of the Evergreen community.
+The official documentation repository for Evergreen, this site is maintained by Evergreen's Documentation Interest Group (DIG) using DocBook software.
-. Email lists/various: http://evergreen-ils.org/listserv.php
+**4. Community Aggregator Website: [[http://planet.evergreen-ils.org|planet.evergreen-ils.org]]**
-Georgia Public Library Services provides an email list server for use by the Evergreen community and various teams within the community. The “General” list is the primary vehicle for community-based user support in the Evergreen community, as well as Evergreen-related news, announcements, and other content. In addition, separate mailing lists are used for collaboration by the Evergreen developers, the Documentation Interest Group, and the Communications Committee. All mailing lists are publicly archived at the URL listed above.
+Like many “planet” sites, planet.evergreen-ils.org is a blog aggregator for the community, collecting and displaying Evergreen-related content from multiple blogs and other sites. This site was setup by community member dan -at- coffeecode -dot- net.
-. IRC/general: irc.freenode.net#evergreen / http://evergreen-ils.org/irc.php
+**5. User Group Website: [[http://rscel.evergreen-ils.org|rscel.evergreen-ils.org]]**
-Many Evergreen developers and other community members are active in the Evergreen chat room on the Freenode Internet Relay Chat (IRC) service. In addition to being a venue for possible real-time support, the chat room is also used for community and developer meetings. All IRC transcripts are archived onto the web at the URL listed above.
+RSCEL, the Resource Sharing Cooperative of Evergreen Libraries, is a collaboration of various libraries and consortia using the Evergreen ILS. The RSCEL site offers resources for existing Evergreen users as well as information for potential users that are considering a migration to Evergreen for their library. While the primary evergreen-ils.org website is focused primarily on the Evergreen software and its development, RSCEL's online resources are aimed at users “before the software” (decision-makers) and “beyond the software” (user- and implementation-specific resources). The RSCEL website provides:
-B. Composition / Audience Analysis
+  -Evergreen feature index and software comparison matrix
+  -Evergreen feature request/wishlist tracker (beta)
+  -KCLS Requirement Prioritization Application (beta)
+  -Evergreen organization/institution profile directory (beta)
+  -Ability to be notified of new Evergreen-related content
+  -Links to off-site demonstrations and development resources
-. Community Size Estimates
+The RSCEL website is built using Drupal and maintained by [[http://www.galecia.com|The Galecia Group]] on behalf of the Evergreen community.
-@@TODO Community census? @@TODO Analyze list of Markmail posters @@TODO From GSoC population? @@TODO Total library systems? @@TODO # of libs on EG list * ave. # of potential staff per lib
+**6. Email Lists: [[http://evergreen-ils.org/listserv.php|Email List Info]]**
-. Evergreen Website Visitor Analysis
+[[http://www.georgialibraries.org|Georgia Public Library Services]] provides an email list server for use by the Evergreen community and various teams within the community. The “General” list is the primary vehicle for community-based user support in the Evergreen community, as well as Evergreen-related news, announcements, and other content. In addition, separate mailing lists are used for collaboration by the Evergreen developers, the Documentation Interest Group, and the Communications Committee. All mailing lists are publicly archived at the URL listed above.
-. RSCEL Website Visitor Analysis
+**7. IRC (Internet Chat): irc.freenode.net#evergreen [[http://evergreen-ils.org/irc.php|IRC Info]]**
-C. Integration Between Properties
+Many Evergreen developers and other community members are active in the Evergreen chat room on the Freenode Internet Relay Chat (IRC) service. In addition to being a venue for possible real-time support, the chat room is also used for community and developer meetings. All IRC transcripts are archived onto the web at the URL listed above.
-. Unified Search Google Custom: non-wiki, IRC transcripts, Email archives, RSCEL, more? Dokuwiki: wiki only
-. Shared content?
-. Feeds and syndication