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Not sure what everyone else thinks (and I profess to a woeful lack of ignorance myself), but I think a wiki would be great, and if Eric's prepared to do the work involved in setting it up, that'd be absolutely wonderful! At the moment we are homeless in cyberspace, and to have one space which we could call home would be really useful - assuming it'd be possible and relatively easy/quick to post news there, put links to articles etc. Dave Horton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Ballantine" <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 9:43 AM Subject: Re: website and publication > Eric's site is quite attractive. For an English-language example of how > a wiki site works, have a look at the IHPVA Board site > http://www.ihpva.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page. > Wiki is basic but easy to use. > - Richard Ballantine > > > On 26 Sep 2005, at 19:07, eric poscher wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > I'm running the PedalWiki ( http://wiki.hpv.at/ ) which is a > > german-lang. site > > about everything human powered. > > > > I have some experience in running Wiki Websites and would propose to > > use the > > wiki principle for research on cycling. If you're interested I could > > setup a > > wiki for the project on my own server or if prefered on any webspace > > account > > which has a mysql database available. > > > > please let me know if you're interested in a wiki, > > best greetings from Austria, > > Eric Poscher > > > > > > Benjamin Fincham schrieb: > >> Dear All, > >> > >> I was wondering if anybody has any news on the cycling and society > >> website that > >> was going to be set up after the conference in Cardiff a few months > >> ago? I was > >> intending to put the relevent information/papers/putcomes/news on the > >> site, but > >> if we don't have one then I suppose we'll have to maybe think about > >> re-delegating responsibility for establishing some web space. > >> > >> Also I am currently working for the National Centre for Research > >> Methods, which > >> tends to concentrate on social science research. Myself and a > >> colleague have > >> been charged with the duty of filling the journal entitled > >> 'Qualitative > >> Researcher' with interesting and engaging articles about how people > >> are gooing > >> about finding stuff out. The articles do not need to be based in > >> social sciences > >> but ought to address some aspect of qualitative research. It has an > >> ISSN number > >> so you can bung any contributions on your CV. We are looking for > >> pieces of > >> between 1500 and and 2000 words... not too taxing. If anybody has any > >> questions > >> or wants to submit something that would be great, the more cycling > >> related stuff > >> that gets distributed the better in my opinion. E-mail me (Ben > >> Fincham) on > >> [log in to unmask] or Susanne Langer, [log in to unmask] > >> > >> Anyway see you all soon > >> > >> Lots of love > >> > >> Ben > >> > >> > > > > -- > > .---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -----. > > | eric.poscher | This e-mail was sent with free software > > | > > | @epe.at | Debian GNU/Linux and Mozilla Thunderbird > > | > > | | > > http://www.mozilla.org/products/thunderbird/ | > > `---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ----' > > > >