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From: | graham |
Subject: | Re: [Fsfe-uk] Free software and the NHS |
Date: | Mon, 21 May 2007 17:08:38 +0100 |
User-agent: | Icedove 1.5.0.10 (X11/20070329) |
MJ Ray wrote:
graham <address@hidden> wrote:
Hmmm.. a plone-based website is hardly a revolution in the NHS, and the Beaumont study is old...Does anyone have a more optimistic point of view on the public services to kick-start me into revamping open.egov?Sadly not. I'm as cynical as it gets. Off-list, I was told that http://www.connectingforhealth.nhs.gov.uk/ was built on debian (now upgraded to Ubuntu), Apache, Zope and Plone; and that there's a case study of Beaumont Hospital's moves towards free software at http://www.netproject.com/online.html just now.
However, open.egov.org.uk is now up and running again, and hopefully slightly more spam-proof for now. As I mentioned, it hasn't been touched for some time and many links are now broken so any updates would be greatly appreciated. It does need login for editing, but anyone can register (including spam engines - I couldn't find a mediawiki with a login protection mechanism. I prefer the 'what sex is a cow' type of thing to image captcha being short sighted myself. Does anyone know of a suitable mediawiki plugin?)
Thanks for pushing me to sort this out... Graham
Thanks for the tips,
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