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Revision as of 05:44, 17 August 2009
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An install of slash for Free Software
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Description
A project to install, mantain (and if neccessary hack some code up for) Slash somewhere. (Slash is the code that runs /.) I could provide a server, but it wouldn't be able to cope if the site got heavy demand. If we need SSL for user login, etc, GoDaddy provide free SSL certificates for open source projects - not sure if this would count or not. Suggestions for a better name are much welcomed. UPDATE: The latest released version of Slash was back in 2002, and it's *really* *really* ugly and clunky. I can't get the version from CVS to install, so I'm looking into setting up a Wordpress install where anyone can post, and then customising a theme etc.
How to get started
I've setting up a basic install at l33tmyst.com/freeslash. If you want admin permissions or want to help contribute or anything else, either email the list or me <hrickards@l33tmyst.com>
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