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Crew Studio
Migration Todo for Archive.stlimc.org
Migrate stories to drupal (but no comments?):
https://docs.indymedia.org/view/Devel/ImcDrupalMigrationDada
Alternatively, make a static copy of the dadaIMC site:
https://docs.indymedia.org/view/Devel/DadaImcStaticCopy
STLIMC Guide to Neologisms
Global anglophone hegemony of the media is a pernicious thing. Let us help you subvert it with this guide to popular abuses of the English language.
Anarchogeek
Anarchopunk
Anarkids
Crustpunk
Democrap
IMCista
Raditude
Republicrat
Repugnican
Trustafarian
Truthiness
Wikiality
More links:
http://esa4.rice.edu/~ling215/browse.php
http://www.neologisms.us/
Necessary Software:
http://drupal.org/project/glossary
http://drupal.org/project/nicelinks
http://drupal.org/node/88390
http://drupal.org/node/79233
STLIMC Member Rights & Resonsibilities
Proposed STLIMC Member Rights/Responsibilities
Draft copied from Indybay.org. Please note that "collective" and "membership" are interchangeable.
Responsibilities:
Survey of other IMCs Membership/Participation Policies
This is survey of membership/participation policies adopted by various other IMCs. The opinions represented here belong to whichever IMC is cited, not STLIMC.
First off don't forget the national Indymedia volunteer page:
http://volunteer.indymedia.org/
chicago.indymedia.org
STLIMC Principles of Unity
"Principles of Unity" are an essential element of forming an Indymedia group, whether stated explicitly or indirectly.
STLIMC needs its own Principles of Unity, which will go on this page.
Examples...
Global Indymedia: (many others derived from this)
http://docs.indymedia.org/view/Global/PrinciplesOfUnity
Portland IMC:
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/static/about.shtml#principles
UC-IMC:
Doesn't appear to have explicit PoU's, but they are referenced in comments here:
http://www.ucimc.org/node/18
IndyBay IMC:
http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2003/12/08/16643971.php
Drupal Development for Indymedia, etc.
Here are relevant links for developing Indymedia sites under Drupal.
Written by folks who built worcester.indymedia.org (incomplete)
http://www.worcesteractivist.org/wiki/Building_an_Indymedia_site_on_Drup...
http://drupal.org/node/146951
http://drupal.org/node/101710#comment-177969
Tampa Bay IMC...
http://dejitarob.wordpress.com/2007/11/26/how-i-used-drupal-to-build-tam...
Indymedia Drupal-dev listserv (active as of this writing)
http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/listinfo/imc-drupal-dev
Indymedia docs on Drupal Development
Suggested topics for Tech Crew Mtg 8/07
- Content submission. Please read up on CCK module from Drupal. This lets you extend existing content submission forms with new fields, widgets, and add-ons. Also would like to work out elegant image attachment, and ultimately an upload dialog for large files.
http://drupal.org/project/cck
http://www.worcesteractivist.org/wiki/Building_an_Indymedia_site_on_Drup...
Social Issues
SUB-TOPICS
\_Forums:
•• Education ... city schools in crisis, higher ed. costs...
\_St. Louis School Board
•• Gender & Sexuality ... civil unions,
•• Health & Medical Issues
\_Medicaid Cuts in MO
•• Social Services
\_Poor Women in Jail
•• Aging
How to get media on the page
In my opinion, the best way to explain how to upload video is like this. It really allows people to differentiate between the methodologies that they can choose from, rather than to impose upon upon them the need to know how to embed video within the html of their story, like the Bay Area site does.
Open Publishing Explained
Open Publishing is the principle that members of the public should be permitted to express themselves freely whenever possible. The Newswire module employs this principle by default, allowing site visitors to post their own stories to the Newswire.
If you disagree with the content of a particular article that someone has posted on this site, you may comment on the article through the "Add New Comment" or "XX Comments" links at the bottom of each post.
