[OSCTC-planning] post-publicity website

[Shauna Gordon-McKeon]

I also think this is a good idea.

It's worth thinking about repeating and quasi-repeating events.  Could the
NEIU page link to http://chicago.openhatch.org/ and
http://depaul.openhatch.org/ as well, to indicate the ongoing community in
the area?  Actual repeat event pages often just get updated, but then the
pages often don't mention previous events.




On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 2:30 PM, Heidi Ellis <ellis at wne.edu> wrote:

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> *On Behalf Of *Chua, Mallory L
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> *Subject:* Re: [OSCTC-planning] post-publicity website
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> > We have an fall event at DePaul in October, <
> http://depaul.openhatch.org/>. Maybe as a project, attendees could have a
> writeup about the event. It could be a static page. If it makes for a good
> blog post, we could submit it to the blog.
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> Sounds like a good idea to me. It marks the event as (1) having happened
> in the past, and (2) having evidence of positive impact, both of which are
> useful -- as opposed to having many unmaintained, minimally-varying forks
> of the same workshop materials/text/schedule over and over.
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> Also sounds like a good place to apply Mediawiki templates. ;-)
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