Re: [Librefm-designers] Welcome to the developers list!

[Lukasz Tarka]

We're just waiting for one guy to introduce himself :)

Can we already make some assumptions how new libre.fm should look like? Are we going to be inspired with some other designs to make a preview what do we want to do together? Should the design be simple as hell (but nice and clean) or eye-candy, glossy, shining? How we would like to divide our work?

Got a proposition. As well as mail list is a good way to communicate each other, it's difficult to collaborate. What do you think about creating a Wiki, so everyone could collaborate: edit pages / ideas / upload files etc.? I can make one on Wikidot, where I work (I think I have mentioned about this). It's a good tool for collaboration though.

For better communication, you can use my jabber: address@hidden (same as GTalk).

Cheers!

On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 4:23 PM, Mason <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi all,

I'm Andrew Mason, a London, UK web developer. I specializes in front-end web
development, web standards, accessibility and progressive enhancement.

Aside from the geeky linux, ubuntu, python programming, I enjoy art
experimentation as can be seen on my Flickr page:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/a_mason/sets/100706/

Libre.fm is a great project and I'm looking forward to helping out.

2009/6/10 Brad Jensen <address@hidden>:

> My name is Brad Jensen and I'm from the state of Iowa.  I have been teaching
> myself web design and development for a few years now.  For the last two
> years I attended a community college for web design.  In my free time I love
> to skateboard, design web sites, and to come up with better ways for making
> all sorts of things simpler to understand, easier on the eyes, and more
> attractive.
> I'm also a big fan and supporter of Free Software.
>
> Brad Jensen
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 2:39 PM, Matt Lee <address@hidden> wrote:
>>
>> We should start with some introductions.
>>
>> I'll go first.
>>
>> I'm Matt Lee -- it's my fault we're all here today. I founded Libre.fm
>> at the end of March. I live in Boston, MA, where I work for the Free
>> Software Foundation.
>>
>> Libre.fm is my own thing, and not an FSF project.
>>
>>
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