[ale] ALE Website

[Christopher R. Curzio]

> Beyond that, what do people want to see out of the ale site?

Standards-compliant HTML. (Something more recent, like XHTML 1.1 rather
than 4.0 trans.)
Use of CSS for styling.
Abandoning of tables for layout.

I'd be glad to help with any of this where I can. I completely redid
distributed.net's main website earlier this year, and that was a success.
I think this would be worthwhile for ALE.org to do as well.

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Thus Spake Chris Farris <chrisf at primeharbor.com>:
03 Nov 2003 23:52:52 -0500


> So, I'm vaguely considering spending some time revamping the ALE
> website. One major thing I plan to do is set up a better system for
> posting meeting announcements. In someway it will involve a password
> protected CGI form that the different meeting moderators can use to
> enter the announcement into the website, post it to the ale-announce
> list (which, AFAIK is never used), and put a place holder in the past
> meetings page.
> 
> Which bring up my next question: Does anyone have a collection of the
> past meeting announcements? I'd like to bring that list up to date, for
> both ALE proper and the NE/NW groups. 
> 
> Beyond that, what do people want to see out of the ale site?
> 
> Chris
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