S2KI maintaining S2000 registry
#1
S2KI maintaining S2000 registry
There are alot of S2KI members that would like a current and up-to-date S2000 registry. With S2KI being the preeminent S2000 forum on the planet, it makes alot of sense that S2KI would house and maintain the registry. How could we get S2KI to create a moderator-type position to maintain the registry?
#2
Some may know what the OP is referencing when he mentions "The Registry," but some may not. So for those unfamiliar, here is the background:
In 2010, member Ralper began tracking voluntarily provided information about S2000s and keeping it in a spreadsheet. Eventually, he had to stop maintaining the project for reasons I don't recall at this time (I think he got busy with important stuff in his life). After that, a couple of people indicated interest in maintaining this "registry," but the most recent person to actively contribute to it was member S2K Shawn. He made updates as recently as February of this year. Info can be found in this thread...
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/784722-s2000-registry/
Personally, I think it would be great if the information could just be entered by owners directly via a web based form and then automatically dumped into a database or spreadsheet which is housed somewhere on Internet Brand's existing resources. Barring that, a Google Docs location would probably be fine too, but it should be something that an admin(s) or Internet Brands staff owns and is responsible for so that it is never lost.
Hope this helps explain for those who might not have been otherwise familiar with "The S2000 Registry."
In 2010, member Ralper began tracking voluntarily provided information about S2000s and keeping it in a spreadsheet. Eventually, he had to stop maintaining the project for reasons I don't recall at this time (I think he got busy with important stuff in his life). After that, a couple of people indicated interest in maintaining this "registry," but the most recent person to actively contribute to it was member S2K Shawn. He made updates as recently as February of this year. Info can be found in this thread...
https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/784722-s2000-registry/
Personally, I think it would be great if the information could just be entered by owners directly via a web based form and then automatically dumped into a database or spreadsheet which is housed somewhere on Internet Brand's existing resources. Barring that, a Google Docs location would probably be fine too, but it should be something that an admin(s) or Internet Brands staff owns and is responsible for so that it is never lost.
Hope this helps explain for those who might not have been otherwise familiar with "The S2000 Registry."
#4
Administrator
I could probably make an attempt at it, don't know if I could commit to it long term though. Some days I could probably get to it right away, but other days, like today which has been sort of if you know what I mean, it would have to fall by the wayside... not that it needs constant updating or anything. I haven't worked much with Google docs or shared documents for that matter, but I do enjoy spreadsheets.
#7
Thanks Julieu, are u sure you want to take on more duties? You already have moderator duties. Can someone tell me who in S2KI makes decisions to add forums? We could have a registry forum w a web based form like rmurphy suggested that would eliminate alot of the work someone would need to do. But....i dont know who we need to convince.
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#8
Administrator
I'm never sure about anything, but that's usually how I end up doing a lot of the stuff that I do - volunteering because no one else wants to. IDK about having a subforum just for registry topics; doesn't seem like there'd be much to discuss in it, but the web-based form is not a bad idea.
#9
Site Moderator
I'm never sure about anything, but that's usually how I end up doing a lot of the stuff that I do - volunteering because no one else wants to. IDK about having a subforum just for registry topics; doesn't seem like there'd be much to discuss in it, but the web-based form is not a bad idea.
The registry is cool and all, but I'm not sure what the desire is to have it public, plus it doesn't get us anywhere by having it. The registry would need to be handled by Internet Brands, no one person should have access to it, or we end up in the same situation as are now.
Ideally we need to know exactly what the registry should include and in what type of format. I don't think it requires its own subforum.
#10
Originally Posted by JulieU' timestamp='1399991822' post='23157686
I'm never sure about anything, but that's usually how I end up doing a lot of the stuff that I do - volunteering because no one else wants to. IDK about having a subforum just for registry topics; doesn't seem like there'd be much to discuss in it, but the web-based form is not a bad idea.
The registry is cool and all, but I'm not sure what the desire is to have it public, plus it doesn't get us anywhere by having it. The registry would need to be handled by Internet Brands, no one person should have access to it, or we end up in the same situation as are now.
Ideally we need to know exactly what the registry should include and in what type of format. I don't think it requires its own subforum.