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I vote for OSU over dan's personal machine. A personal machine is what we effectively had before, is still not professional-level sysadmining, and that's what I think we need. In the IRC chat (wasn't someone going to post the transcript?), OSU said they should be able to host the Journal WordPress. Jonathan Tom Keays wrote: > I agree with Kevin. #3 is also my first option. > > It makes a whole lot of sense for OSU to host it in the short-term: > 1. Jeremy is ready, willing, and able to do so and code4lib needs a new home > 2. OSU is hosting the next conference, so there's that immediate > aspect to consider > > Regarding "Dan's Machine", it would help me if I knew what this was. > There was a reference in the other thread to Dan mirroring the > code4lib site at the conference and I assume this is the machine in > question. Is it ibiblio or something else? > > I think the things Dan said about ibibio recommends it as a possible > longer term solution. So, check it out and see if the match is a good > one. In the meantime, we have a bird in the hand. > > Jeremy: does OSU's offer include the ability of the nascent Code4Lib > Journal to be hosted there? We were initially using Wordpress as the > platform (and had also looked at OJS as another option). The editors > would need to have accounts. > > Tom > > On 8/2/07, Kevin S. Clarke <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > >>> So, to that effect, here's what I think the current options are: >>> >>> 1) Get it back up on anvil >>> 2) Get it up on Dan's Machine >>> 3) Put it up here at OSU >>> >> My order of preference would be #3 else #2... though Dan's machine >> might be easier if he already has an older version on there. >> >> Kevin >> >> > > -- Jonathan Rochkind Digital Services Software Engineer The Sheridan Libraries Johns Hopkins University 410.516.8886 rochkind (at) jhu.edu