[Tor www-team] Website proposal

[Lunar]

thomas lörtsch:
> 2) Content editors are usually keen to put stuff they wrote online
> immediatly and not have to wait for an admin to hit the publish
> button. Would that be possible? Like: "give editor A the permission to
> edit and publish stuff in category B or specifically on page C”?

Who are we talking about? I'm not sure this has been clearly identified
yet.

> 3) Although I haven’t done any research on that topic lately I suppose
> there are CMS that allow to publish static sites, provide interfaces
> for finegrained access control, configurable wysiwyg editors etc.
> What’s the benefit of using Jekyll and Git? Robustness? Less
> administration and strain on the server (no DB)? Familiarity of tools?
> My apologies if this has already been discussed!

The Tor website needs to be easily reproduced on as many different
mirrors as possible. Using a website generator that creates static
content is the easiest way to create a website that can be easily
synchronized on multiple servers.

For the Tor website, I don't really see what could require content
that needs to be generated on the fly.

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Lunar                                             <lunar at torproject.org>
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