So basicly the new architecture could be to have a wiki configured for languages and a blog for countries. Two different features, the wiki is the p2p encyclopedia and the blog is the community.Wiki: I think it's preferred to use the domain p2pfoundation.net ONLY for mediawiki. Using the Translate extension for MediaWiki, it's possible to translate articles in various language, so to have different wiki for different languages instead of articles in different languages from english inside of an english wiki, as it is now.Premise: As I said before I can donate the domain p2pf.net to community, so you can use it in an exclusive way.Blog: I think it's preferred to use the domain p2pf.net domain ONLY for wordpress. If you're interested in creating a multilingual/multicountry community for the p2pfoundation, my proposal is to move blog.p2pfoundation.net to www.p2pf.net, using the main domain as the main english blog, and creating local branches of the p2pfoundation using subdomains, so to have i.e. nederlands.p2pf.net, italia.p2pf.net and soon. Each blog (including the main one) could have community features (buddypress) and would be possible also to import data from Ning using the related plugin. Each blog could also have a crowdfunding plugin to support country based projects. And soon..
Marco Giustini2013/11/2 Michel Bauwens <michel@p2pfoundation.net>
dear Marco et al.I am sharing these proposals with our technical list and volunteers,right now, as of say 18 months ago, country tags are added systematically to all new items on the wikithere are also language sections,and we have a specific way to indicate local wiki's and blog, as vasilis and jean can explain for the greek and dutch blogs,
Michel
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Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2013 01:14:40 +0100
From: Marco Giustini <info@marcogiustini.info>
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I think is needed to localize contents collected by the wiki and the blog
of p2pfoundation. And more, is needed to create local communities in
different languages than english. If someone is interested in that project,
could be possible to try to build the internet infrastructure without
touching the original www.p2pfoundation.net website. For this reason I
registered the domain www.p2pf.net. If someone is interested in the
project I can donate the domain to the community.
Marco Giustini
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From: Nicol?s Reynolds <fauno@endefensadelsl.org>
Subject: Re: [P2P-F] p2p foundation internationalization
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Marco Giustini <info@marcogiustini.info> writes:
> I think is needed to localize contents collected by the wiki and the
> blog of p2pfoundation. And more, is needed to create local communities
> in different languages than english. If someone is interested in that
> project, could be possible to try to build the internet infrastructure
> without touching the original www.p2pfoundation.net website. For this
> reason I registered the domain www.p2pf.net. If someone is interested
> in the project I can donate the domain to the community.
i was recently trying the Translate extension for MediaWiki, it seems
really cool to keep translated articles in sync with the original
language.
if using Wordpress, there's a similar plugin for articles...
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Date: Fri, 1 Nov 2013 01:58:07 +0100
From: Marco Giustini <info@marcogiustini.info>
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Could be useful to make an Wordpress+Mediawiki integration install, using
subdomains, for languages or for counties. Like ita.p2pf.net or
italia.p2f.net
2013/11/1 Nicol?s Reynolds <fauno@endefensadelsl.org>
> Marco Giustini <info@marcogiustini.info> writes:
>
> > I think is needed to localize contents collected by the wiki and the
> > blog of p2pfoundation. And more, is needed to create local communities
> > in different languages than english. If someone is interested in that
> > project, could be possible to try to build the internet infrastructure
> > without touching the original www.p2pfoundation.net website. For this
> > reason I registered the domain www.p2pf.net. If someone is interested
> > in the project I can donate the domain to the community.
>
> i was recently trying the Translate extension for MediaWiki, it seems
> really cool to keep translated articles in sync with the original
> language.
>
> if using Wordpress, there's a similar plugin for articles...
>
> --
> http://hackcoop.com.ar
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