From:
gnat
Date:
Sep 02 09:55 NZST
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If you're a bit of a news junkie, interested in the open data world,
maybe like to write but not so good at coding, here's how you can
help ....
I'd like the Open NZ blog to have pointers to new releases of data,
new apps written using data, new articles about open data, new tv or
radio programmes about open data, and so on. Not long rants, just a
single place for people to go to keep up with what's happening in the
NZ open data scene. It's also create visible momentum, signalling to
outsiders that Stuff Is Happening.
Would anyone like to help write the news articles? I'll give you
access to the Wordpress install that drives the site, and we can build
a kick-arse resource for everyone with an interest in open data.
From:
Mike Riversdale
Date:
Sep 02 10:27 NZST
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Now that sounds much more like me - absolutely love to help out
Cheers, Mike Riversdale
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On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Nathan Torkington <email obscured>>wrote:
> If you're a bit of a news junkie, interested in the open data world,
> maybe like to write but not so good at coding, here's how you can
> help ....
>
> I'd like the Open NZ blog to have pointers to new releases of data,
> new apps written using data, new articles about open data, new tv or
> radio programmes about open data, and so on. Not long rants, just a
> single place for people to go to keep up with what's happening in the
> NZ open data scene. It's also create visible momentum, signalling to
> outsiders that Stuff Is Happening.
>
> Would anyone like to help write the news articles? I'll give you
> access to the Wordpress install that drives the site, and we can build
> a kick-arse resource for everyone with an interest in open data.
>
> Cheers;
>
> Nat
>
>
> -----------------------------------------
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From:
Dan Randow
Date:
Sep 02 10:34 NZST
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Nat, Mike,
>> I'd like the Open NZ blog to have pointers to new releases of data,
>> new apps written using data, new articles about open data, new tv or
>> radio programmes about open data, and so on. Not long rants, just a
>> single place for people to go to keep up with what's happening in the
>> NZ open data scene. It's also create visible momentum, signalling to
>> outsiders that Stuff Is Happening.
Makes sense to me. Perhaps Data Release Case studies
http://wiki.open.org.nz/Data_Release_Case_Studies
could simply be a category in the blog.
From:
Glen Barnes
Date:
Sep 02 10:46 NZST
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We are going through a bit of a design process for the main
open.org.nz website right now. The basics of the site map are looking
something like this:
Home
Projects
- Current
- Open Data Catalogue
- Fix My Street
- ...
- In Development
- Scavenger
- OIA Tracker
- ...
Learn
- Case Studies
- Northern District Council
- Digital NZ
- ...
- What is Open Data?
- Advice of releasing data
- ...
Blog
Participate
- Ninja Groups
- Wiki
- GitHub
About
- The people
- The Mission
The home page can have pieces from each of these. Make it nice, simple
and stylee. The idea is to make it more of a website than just a blog
and more like a company than a hotpotch of loosely connected ideas so
people can come here and feel empowered rather than overwhelmed.
Constructive feedback always appreciated.
Thanks,
Glen
On 2/09/2009, at 10:34 AM, Dan Randow wrote:
> Nat, Mike,
>
>>> I'd like the Open NZ blog to have pointers to new releases of data,
>>> new apps written using data, new articles about open data, new tv or
>>> radio programmes about open data, and so on. Not long rants, just a
>>> single place for people to go to keep up with what's happening in
>>> the
>>> NZ open data scene. It's also create visible momentum, signalling
>>> to
>>> outsiders that Stuff Is Happening.
>
> Makes sense to me. Perhaps Data Release Case studies
> http://wiki.open.org.nz/Data_Release_Case_Studies
> could simply be a category in the blog.
>
> Dan
>
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>
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From:
Joanna McLeod
Date:
Sep 02 11:18 NZST
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Yeah this is actually something I can help out on, sign me up.
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Glen Barnes <email obscured>> wrote:
> We are going through a bit of a design process for the main
> open.org.nz website right now. The basics of the site map are looking
> something like this:
>
> Home
> Projects
> - Current
> - Open Data Catalogue
> - Fix My Street
> - ...
> - In Development
> - Scavenger
> - OIA Tracker
> - ...
> Learn
> - Case Studies
> - Northern District Council
> - Digital NZ
> - ...
> - What is Open Data?
> - Advice of releasing data
> - ...
> Blog
> Participate
> - Ninja Groups
> - Wiki
> - GitHub
> About
> - The people
> - The Mission
>
> The home page can have pieces from each of these. Make it nice, simple
> and stylee. The idea is to make it more of a website than just a blog
> and more like a company than a hotpotch of loosely connected ideas so
> people can come here and feel empowered rather than overwhelmed.
>
> Constructive feedback always appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Glen
>
>
> On 2/09/2009, at 10:34 AM, Dan Randow wrote:
>
> > Nat, Mike,
> >
> >>> I'd like the Open NZ blog to have pointers to new releases of data,
> >>> new apps written using data, new articles about open data, new tv or
> >>> radio programmes about open data, and so on. Not long rants, just a
> >>> single place for people to go to keep up with what's happening in
> >>> the
> >>> NZ open data scene. It's also create visible momentum, signalling
> >>> to
> >>> outsiders that Stuff Is Happening.
> >
> > Makes sense to me. Perhaps Data Release Case studies
> > http://wiki.open.org.nz/Data_Release_Case_Studies
> > could simply be a category in the blog.
> >
> > Dan
> >
> > -----------------------------------------
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From:
Isabella.Cawthorn
Date:
Sep 02 12:03 NZST
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This news idea is sheer genius. I wish I could commit to helping out on a
regular basis! :-(
Anything I come across, of course, I'll get it in like Flynn.
From:
gnat
Date:
Sep 02 13:11 NZST
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On 1/09/2009, at 3:01 PM, Mike Riversdale wrote:
> Now that sounds much more like me - absolutely love to help out
On 1/09/2009, at 4:18 PM, Joanna McLeod wrote:
> Yeah this is actually something I can help out on, sign me up.
Yay! Thanks to Mike and Joanna, the new blogging superheroes. Expect
the news to flow like cheap beer at a scarfie flatwarming, like blood
in the streets of the glorious revolution, like the river of tears
from the eyes of a small child whose Toblerone has been stolen and
eaten by a clown wearing clothes made of onion.
From:
Mike Riversdale
Date:
Sep 02 14:12 NZST
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I resign :-)
The muse rests upon me a lot, but she never has that level of narcotics
flowing through her blood
You have caused a level of merriment at this client hitherto unbeknownst,
top work!
(of course I don't really resign :-)
Cheers, Mike Riversdale
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Skype: mike.riversdale
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On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Nathan Torkington <email obscured>>wrote:
> On 1/09/2009, at 3:01 PM, Mike Riversdale wrote:
> > Now that sounds much more like me - absolutely love to help out
>
> On 1/09/2009, at 4:18 PM, Joanna McLeod wrote:
> > Yeah this is actually something I can help out on, sign me up.
>
> Yay! Thanks to Mike and Joanna, the new blogging superheroes. Expect
> the news to flow like cheap beer at a scarfie flatwarming, like blood
> in the streets of the glorious revolution, like the river of tears
> from the eyes of a small child whose Toblerone has been stolen and
> eaten by a clown wearing clothes made of onion.
>
> Nat
>
> -----------------------------------------
> Full text of this topic in The Open Government Ninjas:
> https://groups.opengovt.org.nz/r/topic/vDGodYUBHbNe3OxNbbAOK
>
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From:
Joanna McLeod
Date:
Sep 02 14:35 NZST
Short link
Not to hype things up or anything....
Crikey, I'd better write something
On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 1:11 PM, Nathan Torkington <email obscured>>wrote:
> On 1/09/2009, at 3:01 PM, Mike Riversdale wrote:
> > Now that sounds much more like me - absolutely love to help out
>
> On 1/09/2009, at 4:18 PM, Joanna McLeod wrote:
> > Yeah this is actually something I can help out on, sign me up.
>
> Yay! Thanks to Mike and Joanna, the new blogging superheroes. Expect
> the news to flow like cheap beer at a scarfie flatwarming, like blood
> in the streets of the glorious revolution, like the river of tears
> from the eyes of a small child whose Toblerone has been stolen and
> eaten by a clown wearing clothes made of onion.
>
> Nat
>
> -----------------------------------------
> Full text of this topic in The Open Government Ninjas:
> https://groups.opengovt.org.nz/r/topic/vDGodYUBHbNe3OxNbbAOK
>
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From:
Mark Harris
Date:
Sep 02 14:51 NZST
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Nathan Torkington wrote:
> On 1/09/2009, at 3:01 PM, Mike Riversdale wrote:
>> Now that sounds much more like me - absolutely love to help out
>
> On 1/09/2009, at 4:18 PM, Joanna McLeod wrote:
>> Yeah this is actually something I can help out on, sign me up.
>
> Yay! Thanks to Mike and Joanna, the new blogging superheroes. Expect
> the news to flow like cheap beer at a scarfie flatwarming, like blood
> in the streets of the glorious revolution, like the river of tears
> from the eyes of a small child whose Toblerone has been stolen and
> eaten by a clown wearing clothes made of onion.
>
I, for one, welcome our new blogging overlords (and hope they can do
something about Nat's sudden mad passion for Toblerone)
From:
Gavin Treadgold
Date:
Sep 02 15:08 NZST
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On 2009-09-02, at 09:55 , Nathan Torkington wrote:
> Would anyone like to help write the news articles? I'll give you
> access to the Wordpress install that drives the site, and we can build
> a kick-arse resource for everyone with an interest in open data.
I won't promise to be a prolific blogger, but since I'm trying to
migrate much of gis.org.nz to open.org.nz (at least the open data
aspects) - I'm willing to stick my hand up and add some articles.
Which brings me to a second point - is any design artist willing to
whack together some nice web standard size banners that we can stick
on our blogs and other websites under our control? I'd also like one
for the LinkedIn group at some point as well.
Also, have we got a fan/group page on Facebook? If we can come up with
a good means of promoting ourselves succinctly to people, we may be
able to use Facebook to promote the benefits of Open to more people,
as well as public releases of the groups projects.
Cheers Gav
From:
Don Christie
Date:
Sep 02 15:42 NZST
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I know this isn't open source, but lots of open source folks are
interested in the topic. Would it be ok to put a feed into
planet.nzoss.org.nz?
Cheers
Don
On Wed, 2009-09-02 at 15:06 +1200, Gavin Treadgold wrote:
> On 2009-09-02, at 09:55 , Nathan Torkington wrote:
> > Would anyone like to help write the news articles? I'll give you
> > access to the Wordpress install that drives the site, and we can build
> > a kick-arse resource for everyone with an interest in open data.
>
> I won't promise to be a prolific blogger, but since I'm trying to
> migrate much of gis.org.nz to open.org.nz (at least the open data
> aspects) - I'm willing to stick my hand up and add some articles.
>
> Which brings me to a second point - is any design artist willing to
> whack together some nice web standard size banners that we can stick
> on our blogs and other websites under our control? I'd also like one
> for the LinkedIn group at some point as well.
>
> Also, have we got a fan/group page on Facebook? If we can come up with
> a good means of promoting ourselves succinctly to people, we may be
> able to use Facebook to promote the benefits of Open to more people,
> as well as public releases of the groups projects.
>
> Cheers Gav
>
> -----------------------------------------
> Full text of this topic in The Open Government Ninjas:
> https://groups.opengovt.org.nz/r/topic/7AYiF4TskP709UxEVBjmSl
>
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From:
gnat
Date:
Sep 02 17:53 NZST
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On 1/09/2009, at 8:42 PM, Don wrote:
> I know this isn't open source, but lots of open source folks are
> interested in the topic. Would it be ok to put a feed into
> planet.nzoss.org.nz?
Definitely!
Nat