[infrastructure] What platform is OSfA built on?

[Jay Batson]

acknowledged.

I raised the points I felt appropriate.  If Ean's has done the work,  
he gets to choose.

Thanks for listening.

-jb

On Sep 17, 2009, at 1:10 PM, Greg DeKoenigsberg wrote:

> On Thu, 17 Sep 2009, Melanie Chernoff wrote:
>
>> *sigh*
>>
>> I really don't want us to get into a platform war.  No one is ever  
>> happy in the end.
>>
>> Ean has put a LOT of time into this, and whatever he wants to use  
>> is fine with me. He will be the person that is the lead on the tech  
>> side of the OSfA website. So long as we can recruit 5-10 solid  
>> volunteers to help him administer the site and keep up with OSfA's  
>> increasing demands, I'm happy.
>
> Then I recommend that, as Ean continues to take care of the  
> important infrastructure tasks, we focus on the process of  
> recruiting those 5-10 solid volunteers, and making sure they have  
> the skills + energy + mandate to do the job.
>
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