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== Specifications == | == Specifications == | ||
=== Requirements === | === Requirements === | ||
* Publicly editable | * Publicly editable. | ||
* Anonymously editable | * Anonymously editable. | ||
* Publicly linkable | * Publicly linkable. | ||
* Has the usual variety of calendar layouts (day, week, month, list) | * Has the usual variety of calendar layouts (day, week, month, list). | ||
* The usual calendar capabilities (description field, repeating events) | * The usual calendar capabilities (description field, repeating events). | ||
* iCal output | * iCal output. | ||
* Some sort of feed which can auto-update the wiki homepage | * Some sort of feed which can auto-update the wiki homepage. | ||
* Probably free | * Probably free. | ||
* Hosted locally(ish) | * Hosted locally(ish). | ||
* If anonymous edits are allowed, there needs to be a mechanism for rolling | * If anonymous edits are allowed, there needs to be a mechanism for rolling back malicious edits. | ||
back malicious edits | |||
=== Bonus points === | === Bonus points === | ||
Revision as of 16:13, 23 January 2010
NoisyCalendar
This page describes the specifications and implementation of a NoisyCalendar, a calendaring solution that adheres to Noisebridge's practices and principles.
Folks
Specifications
Requirements
- Publicly editable.
- Anonymously editable.
- Publicly linkable.
- Has the usual variety of calendar layouts (day, week, month, list).
- The usual calendar capabilities (description field, repeating events).
- iCal output.
- Some sort of feed which can auto-update the wiki homepage.
- Probably free.
- Hosted locally(ish).
- If anonymous edits are allowed, there needs to be a mechanism for rolling back malicious edits.
Bonus points
- Can use wiki logins or some other kind of identification in addition to anonymous
- Events have a field for which room/area of NB
- Calendars show which room/area of NB
- open source or some other moral superiority
- easy publishing to email (for nb-announce, for instance)
- misc bells and whistles
- RSS feed
- Some kind of reputation system, likely usernames. Edits can be associated with usernames.
- Tagging/Categorizing of events are useful so as to group similar events. There's a lot going on at NB! IE: "5MoF", "Conlang", "Not Happening on a Regular Basis", "Reoccuring"
Implementation
We are still at the brainstorming phase
Meetings
20100123 1500
TBD--literally.