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OSIX Editorial Project

The OSIX Editorial Project consists of contributors and other members responsible for user-submitted content on the OSI website. They are responsible for the quality and accuracy of articles as well as tests published in the OSIX Test Centre. Editorial helps to facilitate an informative and challenging community for programmers to develop software development skills and share information about the open source development model.

Leader : Beta Maj SAJChurchey
Admin : Gamma Gen w0lf
Members : Beta 2nd Lt TaylorDyne, Alpha 2nd Lt thinkt4nk, Beta Maj SAJChurchey, Alpha LtKer Rae, Alpha Tr Unkle Psymon, Alpha Tr Trapt

Project information
  • Access : Public
  • Category : Education Projects
  • Status : Ongoing
  • Start Date : 2008-05-08
  • Estimated Completion Date: Ongoing
  • Invite List : open
Project updates
 
SAJChurchey - Bright Future Ahead
Update at 2008-05-14 00:40:41
I am very happy with the show of support that I have received in getting operations going once more. If we are able to maintain our current levels of enthusiasm, we are very much back in business at OSIX.net. I have never gotten such a response so soon after beginning recruitment.

We have several people who have pledged articles, and we should have a fresh batch coming in as early as this weekend. We will probably be taking our time in publishing them to the front page to keep a stream of articles going and to thoroughly proof them before publication.

We are still in need of at least two people for editing, but I believe between the new recruits we can share this responsibility if need be.

SAJ







SAJChurchey - We Need Blood
Update at 2008-05-08 01:20:37
OSIX.net is in desperate need of new content in terms of articles and tests, and we need your help to bring vitality to the front page once again.

We are primarily in need of writers, but an editor or two will be necessary to ensure timely publication of fresh articles. If you have the expertise and a willingness to share what you know, we would greatly appreciate your aid.

Maybe you're not a programming guru, but you've been wanting to dive in. We'd love for you to share your experience or what you learn along the way either using an OSIX blog or in the more formal setting of an article.

If you have a good eye and some editing experience we'd love for you to join in and put the fine polish on all the new articles we're going to be getting in ;)

Please . . . don't make me beg :)

SAJ

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