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Paul Fenn 441 |
Posted: 25-Mar-04 18:25 |
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Sound site, at least you can also see what the other boats like ISO etc are up to and get tips off of them aswell.Is the old site staying as there is some very useful info on it
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Pete Lindley |
Posted: 25-Mar-04 22:03 |
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The websites themselves will be staying the same as in seperate, just the linked message board.
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rudee |
Posted: 25-Oct-04 13:16 |
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I am happy to keep the site up to date along with Isobel Joce (947).
However, I think the issue is content. therefore, I am propose the following as we current only have one Committee member for the class
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1) Each Committee member or volunteer should have the 'responsibility' for keeping a
particular section of the site updated. For example, when reports of events are
written by the Publicity Officer a copy should be sent to myself (and/or Isobel) so
that the site is updated. Using this method, a structure is maintained, I will know
who to expect updates from and everybody will know which part of the web site
they have to do things for.
2) The first task for updating the web site is to look at each section and see whether
the information in it relevant and update it.
2a) The second task would be to add Sections that members and/or the Committee
think would be useful (perhaps using examples from the ISO and other good
examples of sites). For example, instructions on how to re-do the trapeze hook
assembly (you described this in the on-shore teaching session on Sunday of the
Chew Valley Training Event).
RSVP
Jude (859)
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