Live, partially

I just went public with part of the intranet site. I pointed people to the webcalendar subdirectory and gave an explanation of the conference room calendar and how to use it to book a conference room. We’ll see what sort of feedback I get. (I’ll be keeping an eye on access.log to see who actually goes and looks at it too!)

I’ve had two other people take a look at the Xoops install and the modules I’ve built into that. They had a few small suggestions but overall were quite impressed with it. I’m planning on going public with that next week. Writing up the intro and some basic instructions is going to take a little longer. I’m most interested in seeing who “gets” the concept and finds interesting ways to use the site.

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