[MLB-WIRELESS] Working Group Content.

[Ryan Abbenhuys]

There's the beginnings of a list at 10.10.128.1

I was planning to setup some pages to track a list of services available. 
At 10.10.128.1 there is already a Web Links section for users to add in
links and descriptions of their own wireless websites and FTP servers.  I
was going to setup a page for the gamers amoung us that would track
available game servers and a schedule of planned upcoming tournaments.

As soon as GHO is resurected I will endevour to create an IRC network
across what exists of the network so far.  An IRC server has been running
at 10.10.128.1 for about 18 months....but nobody really knows about it let
alone uses it.  

I'm planning to setup the IRC network in such a way that when additional
clusters popup they can setup their own server and link it to the other
servers. (...Zardoz...I may bug you for assistance)

Anyone who has ideas for content I encourage you to get in contact with me
as I'm hoping to try and bring some organisation and planning to the
networks growth.  My main goal for the next 12 months is to help people
turn our unreliable ad-hoc wireless network, into something structured and
reliable with services to offer.

>Ryan,
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>This issue has come up before and at the time the suggestion was to use
the
>Wantirna-AP1 forum. Once we are all connected back up to it, we can have a
>list of services available.
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>> From: 	Ryan  McMullan
>> Sent: 	Tuesday, 16 December 2003 10:58
>> To: 	Melbourne
>> Subject: 	[MLB-WIRELESS] Working Group Content.
>> 
>> I'm wondering what the wider wireless community thinks about 
>> starting a working group/mail list in relation to providing content
>> on the MW network.  It just seems that we are entering a
>> unique stage in the development of MW, in which people are setting up
>> stable links and after spending the inevtiable 3 days clearing each
other
>> out of mp3's/divx's are sitting around going.... so what do we do with
our
>> links now? Ping?
>> 
>> Hence I'm just bouncing the idea off you guys to see if you think if
there
>> is any merit in creating such a working group.  Whether its just an
>> mailing
>> list for people setting up gaming servers/creating debian
mirrors/setting
>> up shoutcast servers/setting up VoIP, i think there is sufficient scope
>> to warrant a setting up of such a grou/list.
>> 
>> Thoughts?
>> 
>> Ryan
>> 
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