Revision history for PublicRelationsIdeas
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Last edited on 2016-05-30 22:49:37 by CalumMcAlinden [Replaces old-style internal links with new pipe-split links.]Additions:
--[[AlNo | deepy]]
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Edited on 2014-08-24 09:32:55 by CalumMcAlinden [Replaces old-style internal links with new pipe-split links.]Additions:
The goal of OpenNIC is to "establish and maintain a global DNS system which guarantees equal access and influence to all people on the Net". More
open("http://www.opennicproject.org") } else {
open("http://www.weblionx.geek") }
open("http://www.opennicproject.org") } else {
open("http://www.weblionx.geek") }
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open("http://www.opennicproject.org") } else {
open("http://www.weblionx.geek") }
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**Aggressive promotion**
I also gave this task to brianko, but to bolster the content available in our namespace I believe we should contact websites and ask them to setup a domain alias.
Essentially the amount of work is minimal and the gains should outweight the amount of work necessary, mainly since they gain another domain (redundancy).
--[[AlNo deepy]]
I also gave this task to brianko, but to bolster the content available in our namespace I believe we should contact websites and ask them to setup a domain alias.
Essentially the amount of work is minimal and the gains should outweight the amount of work necessary, mainly since they gain another domain (redundancy).
--[[AlNo deepy]]
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**Easy Path into Community** ''( otherwise known as 'Once Upon a Time in a galaxy far away .. ' ;o) )''
~[ ''apart from the fact that John may well be p$$%^ off by the unwarranted re-direction of his browser, *sally.geek.opennicproject.org* happens to a sub-domain of a standardTLD, just like *john.wordpress.com* is, so tell me .. why exactly would John need to go to the trouble of changing his nameservers, let alone want to wear Sally's boots??? ]''
~[ ''apart from the fact that John may well be p$$%^ off by the unwarranted re-direction of his browser, *sally.geek.opennicproject.org* happens to a sub-domain of a standardTLD, just like *john.wordpress.com* is, so tell me .. why exactly would John need to go to the trouble of changing his nameservers, let alone want to wear Sally's boots??? ]''
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This way the users of Opennic will naturally market the community, just by hyperlinking.
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**Getting started:**
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==Welcome to OpenNIC.==
The goal of OpenNIC is to "establish and maintain a global DNS system which guarantees equal access and influence to all people on the Net". [[More]]
=Getting started:=
The goal of OpenNIC is to "establish and maintain a global DNS system which guarantees equal access and influence to all people on the Net". [[More]]
=Getting started:=
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The goal of OpenNIC is to "establish and maintain a global DNS system which guarantees equal access and influence to all people on the Net". [[Read more]]
=====Getting started:=====
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The goal of OpenNIC is to "establish and maintain a global DNS system which guarantees equal access and influence to all people on the Net". [[Read more]]
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**Redirect idea**
On the opennic public site there is an intelligent redirect page. So a .geek user can link to his/her content in the legacy internet. So a user goes to sally.geek.opennicproject.org, the redirect page runs client side code (e.g. Javascript), it tests if the page sally.geek exists, if it does it redirects the user to it, if it does not exist (i.e. the user does not have the nameservers set up), then the user is forwarded to a helpful page saying "Join OpenNIC to see this content".
Something like (pseudocode):
if( !get("http://www.weblionx.geek") ) {
open("http://www.opennicproject.org") } else {
open("http://www.weblionx.geek") }
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**Redirect idea**
On the opennic public site there is an intelligent redirect page. So a .geek user can link to his/her content in the legacy internet. So a user goes to sally.geek.opennicproject.org, the redirect page runs client side code (e.g. Javascript), it tests if the page sally.geek exists, if it does it redirects the user to it, if it does not exist (i.e. the user does not have the nameservers set up), then the user is forwarded to a helpful page saying "Join OpenNIC to see this content".
Something like (pseudocode):
if( !get("http://www.weblionx.geek") ) {
open("http://www.opennicproject.org") } else {
open("http://www.weblionx.geek") }
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Sally comes to opennicproject.org, sets her computer up with the correct nameservers. She then fills out one form and receives a domain name and a user account for the CMS/Forum so she can discuss and ask for help. Sally is happy with that and gets on with filling her new sally.geek site with content. This exclusive content drives some of her friends to join the OpenNIC community too.
Alice comes to opennicproject.org, sets her computer up with the correct nameservers. She then fills out one form and receives a domain name and a user account for the CMS/Forum so she can discuss and ask for help. Alice is really keen on networking and finds the 'advanced' site. She learns about how OpenNIC works and helps out running the infrastructure.
Alice comes to opennicproject.org, sets her computer up with the correct nameservers. She then fills out one form and receives a domain name and a user account for the CMS/Forum so she can discuss and ask for help. Alice is really keen on networking and finds the 'advanced' site. She learns about how OpenNIC works and helps out running the infrastructure.
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Alice comes to the site, sets her computer up with the correct nameservers. She then fills out one form and receives a domain name and a user account for the CMS/Forum so she can discuss and ask for help. Alice is really keen on networking and finds the 'advanced' site. She learns about how OpenNIC works and helps out running the infrastructure.
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Sally comes to site, sets her computer up with the correct nameservers. She then fills out one form and receives a domain name and a user account for the CMS/Forum so she can discuss and ask for help. Sally is happy with that and gets on with filling her new sally.geek site with content. This exclusive content drives some of her friends to join the OpenNIC community too.
