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Get Involved Page #12

Closed janedupuy closed 9 years ago

janedupuy commented 9 years ago

What if this read instead:

We’ve created a modified version of an Android app to notify you when your device is likely connected to a Stingray and to plot those threats onto the map on this site. We won't collect any information that would identify you or your phone, only a Stingray threat level, time stamp, and GPS coordinates. This data will help us understand patterns of Stingray use, including which neighborhoods and political events are targeted.

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

If you make edits, can you keep the embedded HTML so that I can always just copy and paste, tx.

We’ve created a modified version of an existing Android app to notify you when your device is likely connected to a Stingray and to plot those threats onto the map on this site. We won't collect any information that would identify you or your phone, only a Stingray threat level, time stamp, and GPS coordinates. This data will help us understand patterns of Stingray use, including which neighborhoods and political events are targeted.

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

Rather, keep the links in tact.

janedupuy commented 9 years ago

Yep

On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 5:48 PM, marvinmarnold notifications@github.com wrote:

Rather, keep the links in tact.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/marvinmarnold/stingraymappingproject.org/issues/12#issuecomment-126513353 .

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

Oh I meant, moving forward copying from this Issue. This really isn't the best way to handle it but it should do for now.

Here is some content I'm going to add below:

This project runs on three different open source projects. If you can code, please fork the project and send us some pull requests.

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

Download the App We’ve created a modified version of an existing Android app to notify you when your device is likely connected to a Stingray and to plot those threats onto the map on this site. We won't collect any information that would identify you or your phone, only a Stingray threat level, time stamp, and GPS coordinates. This data will help us understand patterns of Stingray use, including which neighborhoods and political events are targeted.

Contribute to Development This project runs on three different open source projects. If you can code, please fork the project and send us some pull requests.

App

Website

Database Server

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

Download the App We’ve created a modified version of an existing Android app to notify you when your device is likely connected to a Stingray and to plot those threats onto the map on this site. We won't collect any information that would identify you or your phone, only a Stingray threat level, time stamp, and GPS coordinates. This data will help us understand patterns of Stingray use, including which neighborhoods and political events are targeted.

Contribute to Development This project runs on three different open source projects. If you can code, please fork the project and send us some pull requests.

App

Website

Database Server

Contact the Team Feel free to contact Mary Ellen Stitt or Marvin Arnold about this site. Mary Ellen is a student, Marvin is a programmer, and we both live in New Orleans. We want to make this site as useful as possible, so we welcome all questions and feedback!

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

We should do a better job of giving credit to the core AIMSICD detection project. Can you take a stab at adding a sentence somewhere that more expressly thanks them?

janedupuy commented 9 years ago

How about right after the first paragraph about "download the app," something like

This project owes its existence to the incredible work of the AIMSICD detection project [link], which created and continues to refine the Stingray detection technology on which the app relies.

janedupuy commented 9 years ago

Also could you have "contribute to development" be a link that takes people to the three sections right below that? or put "more information here" and have that link to it? I don't want non-tech people to try to get confused by all that stuff.

Re: our bio, I could have sworn I'd put your name first. Let's switch that.

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

What if I move contact the team above contribute to development? I'm OK obscuring the tech stuff a little but I don't want to make it a second class citizen.

you will always be first in my book.

janedupuy commented 9 years ago

Okay to put the tech stuff at the bottom. Let's just make sure we indent those three headings under "contribute to development" so as to make it very clear that no one else needs to read them.

janedupuy commented 9 years ago

And I am a glorified copy editor. Also, your name is first alphabetically.

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

can you be more specific what you mean by indent?

gurl, we gotta get your mind right. this project would not exist without you.

janedupuy commented 9 years ago

The more-graceful-looking web equivalent of this:

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janedupuy commented 9 years ago

Text on this page could also be smaller. See screen shot.

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janedupuy commented 9 years ago

This is a split-infinitive level request, but could we change "this app relies" to "the app relies"? On second thought I don't like the repetition of "this."

marvinmarnold commented 9 years ago

Moved conversation to peerio