[Plone-com] Meeting to discuss assignments for Plone.com

[Virginia Choy]

Hi Mark,

I'm happy to help with contributing an awesome example of work done with Plone, we've just finishing a high profile government emergency services extranet/intranet/website. Also researching some FUDs would give me satisfaction too.

If you could put my name down for these that would be great, I won't attend the call as you know Sydney is in the worst timezone for global hookups. 

Thanks for co-ordinating this effort.

Cheers Virginia.
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Virginia Choy
Business Development Manager
PretaWeb - Plone Open Source Enterprise Web Solutions
L6, 99 York Street, Sydney 2000 NSW Australia
P: 612-8081-9072
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On 21/02/2012, at 5:49 AM, Mark Corum wrote:

> We'd like to get together the folks on this list, as well as other
> interested people in the Plone community, to discuss the most
> important content pieces for plone.com. We'll be working to set up a
> Google hangout where we can talk and share documents sometime next
> week.
> 
> 
> Top of the list are some very important pieces of content which either
> do not exist, or are horrendously out of date.
> 
> An up to date feature list for Plone.  RIght now our list is a list of
> what is NEW in Plone 4, but doesn't include recent additions and also
> doesn't include things from Plone 3 that everyone takes for granted.
> This piece needs to be written based on the needs of a user with no
> Plone experience. We will release this in the form of a feature
> matrix.
> 
> A list of "killer features" that are the basis of why someone would
> choose Plone.  Again, this needs to be user facing, not just developer
> facing.
> 
> An updated description of exactly what Plone is.  Less technology,
> more value in use.  Needs to address FUD being spread by Plone
> competitors.  This has been worked on, but we're interested in fresh
> ideas, not just tweaks to what we have.  This is our elevator pitch  -
> short and concise.  We need LOTS of ideas on this.
> 
> We need our own take on open source and why it works.  This is a tough one.
> 
> We need awesome examples of work done with Plone. Think outside the
> box.  And these aren't case studies - which will remain on plone.org.
> We want short 3-4 paragraph overviews of what was done and for who
> with great screenshots.  If you know of such sites, send them to this
> list.
> 
> Getting started links - where can we send people interested in getting
> started with Plone to help them be as successful as possible.
> 
> Plone in the press - any positive articles or reviews of Plone you
> have read would be greatly welcomed; particularly if they come from
> outside the US.
> 
> 
> This is just a list of some of the larger topics that are must haves
> for plone.com.  Let us know what you think - and if you would like to
> sign up to create / help create any of them please let us know here on
> the list.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Mark Corum
> Plone Marketing & Communications
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