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cosmir / openmic-annotator

Annotation framework for annotating data for OpenMIC
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Sitemap #24

Open ejhumphrey opened 7 years ago

ejhumphrey commented 7 years ago

At some point we'll want to hash out what our sitemap actually looks like, what goes on the pages, what's the navigation flow, etc. I imagine we could follow http://image-net.org/ pretty closely and do okay.

So, if https://cosmir.github.io/open-mic/ is the home landing page, I could imagine also ...

This is super hand-wavy, as I haven't given it much thought. Please offer suggestions if you have them!

julian-urbano commented 7 years ago

lgtm

I'm up for starting this and have something to show next week at mediaeval. My vote goes for the option of having the site under docs/ (github settings). We can use github's Jekyll system to set this up and use markdown. Sounds good?

ejhumphrey commented 7 years ago

I have literally zero experience with this, and it sounds like you do ... congratulations on your new assignment! 😉

but srsly, do whatever make sense to you. only comment I'd offer is that maybe we put the website under either web or site, and reserve docs for source documentation?

ejhumphrey commented 7 years ago

dang, I see now that our options are only repository root or docs ... suppose the latter is the better choice. I'll update that in the settings.

julian-urbano commented 7 years ago

There's also the option of using a branch named gs_pages or something like that, but imho the easiest thing to do is docs/, so that the rest of the files are not accessible from the web browser (not that it really matters anyway).

We should also have https://cosmir.github.io as main site for the whole thing (needs repo cosmir.github.io for the files) with all the main info, and from there point to challenges, such as https://cosmir.github.io/open-mic/ (files in this repo). That way it's easier to separate global stuff from challenge-specific stuff.

ejhumphrey commented 7 years ago

agreed, https://cosmir.github.io is a great idea! feel free to tackle that while you're at it prep'ing for MediaEval.

ejhumphrey commented 7 years ago

oh, btw, I've pushed a docs folder w/index to master and updated the settings, so it's ready for folks to make some sawdust.

julian-urbano commented 7 years ago

great. Please create the repo cosmir.github.io and I'll start on it. Since that one will only be for the website, I say we do it from the root of the master branch.

ejhumphrey commented 7 years ago

done! I think: https://github.com/cosmir/cosmir.github.io

is that what you wanted?

julian-urbano commented 7 years ago

Alright, up and running. Will create actual content tomorrow.