Sunday, February 20, 2005

 

more things to do...

- email chris weibel if we have a mailbox at scott quad; can we get a phone line; # of keys, etc.

- order forms for t-shirts and business cards

- deal with SAC and Piccard

- find server space somewhere!!

- get money from ppl in general, haha

- approve bryan's logo

- ethics policy and style... talk to erin on tuesday night
 

Correspondence with Dick Piccard (computer services)

Katie,

Did anyone inquire of me about the available space? I don't recall such a discussion. I suspect that you made a false presumption. Our usual approach to disk space for Web sites on either Front Door server is "How much do you really need?" That said, what you have in mind might possibly turn out to be a problem, but we can't know that yet.

It is my view that any Ohio University online activity ought to be visibly an Ohio University activity, and that one part of that is being on an Ohio University server. At this time there is NO such requirement, even for official, departmental, sites, and there may well never be any such requirement. Likewise, in my view, a second part is having the reciprocal link from your home page to the University's home page (). Again, there is NO such requirement currently in place, except that we won't link to your page from the Student Organizations database without that.

I expect to be back from medical leave before the end of this week. I think it would be a good idea for you, me, your pagemaster, and your advisor to get together to discuss the actual possibilities, rather than have you proceeding on the basis of presumptions that may or may not be true.

RDP

--On Sunday, February 20, 2005 12:41 PM -0500 katie schmitt wrote:

Mr. Piccard,

The reason we chose to use a non-OU server is because we are going to publish an online news site (which is separate from our student organization's site). Along with the written stories on our site we are going to have a lot of multimedia content that will most likely take up more space than we are allotted for our organization.

We don't particularly want our publication to be linked from the Student Organizations database. Do we still need to follow the rules on the link below?

Danita Brown had asked us to let you know what we are up to, so I hope we are not causing you any trouble. Please let me know what you think.

Thanks again,
Katie Schmitt
Scripps School of Journalism
Ohio University
Online Journalism Student Society, President

--On Saturday, February 19, 2005 4:48 PM -0500 "Richard D. Piccard" wrote:
>
> Katie,
>
> If you want to be linked from the Student Organizations database, you
> need to be sure that your pages obey the rules specified at
>
> http://www.ohiou.edu/sorgs/index.html#create
>
> In a nutshell: your home page must have a reciprocal link to the Front
> Door; NO page may claim copyright by Ohio University; nor may ANY page
> use university copyright logo graphics such as any version of the Cutler
> Hall woodcut or the Attack Cat.
>
> I am curious why you have chosen a non-OU server, since we have two that
> are available to any student organization at no charge. If you could
> help me to understand your reasoning, I would appreciate it.
>
> RDP
>
>
> --On Friday, February 18, 2005 3:55 PM -0500 ks241501@ohio.edu wrote:
>
>> To Richard Piccard,
>>
>> Hi, my name is Katie Schmitt and I am president of the Online Journalism
>> Student Society (OJSS). Our organization has started to put together an
>> online magazine publication. We have a site designed and ready to launch
>> on a non-OU server, but first, we need your permission.
>>
>> We were wondering what you will need from us in order to give your
>> approval.
>>
>> Thanks for you time,
>>
>> Katie Schmitt
>> Scripps School of Journalism
>> Ohio University
>> Online Journalism Student Society, President
>
>
>
> =========================================================
> Dick Piccard Academic Technology Manager
> piccard@ohio.edu Computer Services
> http://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~piccard/ Ohio University
> (740) 593-1017 Athens, OH 45701

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