> +0.5 for hosting on Github (not sure if this is a good idea, but I do love Github)

I use GitHub Pages (http://pages.github.com) for most of the stuff I build on Jekyll and recommend it though I'm not sure how this would fit in with the Tor project.

Presumably the website would have to be living on Tor project's infrastructure in terms of servers, version control, CDN, etc?

Also I'm not sure how GitHub Pages would scale to:

> It should generate static web pages, ready to be mirrored by our network of more than 70 mirrors.

https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/www-team/2014-January/000017.html

A question for Lunar regarding the infrastructure requirements methinks :)

Rey

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On Tuesday, 7 January 2014 at 17:56, Sam E. Lawrence wrote:

+1 for IRC chan.
+0.5 for hosting on Github (not sure if this is a good idea, but I do love Github)

Hello everyone, I'm Sam Lawrence.

I have some experience in front-end development (JS/CSS/HTML/MarkDown/XML), but my day to day job is a QA Engineer (think SQL and legacy Windows Enterprise stuff). I don't know how much I can contribute from a dev perspective, but in a former life I ran support at a startup and have rewritten KnowledgeBases and FAQ pages. Good documentation makes me happy, and educating users brings me real joy. I will do anything I can to help take laymen and give them a solid grounding in security knowledge and help them use Tor in the best possible ways.

I'm very good at taking big technical concepts and breaking them down into bite-sized chunks that anyone can understand, including drawing analogies, teaching with questioning, and encouraging new learners.

Let me know how I can be useful. Feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @samelawrence (or @sel on ADN)

Sam


On Tue, Jan 7, 2014 at 12:17 PM, Rey Dhuny <rey@spcshp.com> wrote:
Hello,

What do folk think about an IRC channel for www-team?

I'm Rey and I would like to throw my hat in and help out where I can.

Primarily a front end developer I have a fair bit of experience with static generators (Jekyll, Middleman, nanoc).

Words I like include HTML/CSS, HAML/SASS, responsive frameworks, Grunt, Compass and all that good stuff.

Rey

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