On 05/06/2013 08:14 PM, Jonathan S. Katz wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Attached is a patch to allow us to dynamically generate and list the local PostgreSQL User Groups (PUGs) on the
communityportion of the website. This list can easily be managed from the Django admin and contains rooms for add-ons
inthe future.
>
> This patch should help further the advocacy efforts of the PG community by providing a centralized resource for users
tofind their local PG user groups.
>
> Please let me know if you have any questions / comments.
hmm from the newly added templates/pugs/index.html:
<p>The PostgreSQL community is proud to have many local chapters that
advocate and educate users about PostgreSQL. Below is a list of
PostgreSQL User Groups (PUGs) sorted by country and local area. If you
would like to start a PostgreSQL User Group, please join the
Here are a few of the hundreds of companies who have built products,
solutions, web sites and tools using the world's most advanced open
source database system. If you work for a major corporation or
organization and you would like to be included in this list, please join
the <a href="{% url lists.views.subscribe %}">pgsql-advocacy mailing
list</a> and describe the PUG that you want to create.</p>
<p>If a PUG already exists in your area, follow the URLs below to find
out how to attend and participate.</p>
something seems really odd is that supposed to read as:
<p>The PostgreSQL community is proud to have many local chapters that
advocate and educate users about PostgreSQL. Below is a list of
PostgreSQL User Groups (PUGs) sorted by country and local area. If you
would like to start a PostgreSQL User Group, please join the <a href="{%
url lists.views.subscribe %}">pgsql-advocacy mailing list</a> and
describe the PUG that you want to create.</p>
<p>If a PUG already exists in your area, follow the URLs below to find
out how to attend and participate.</p>
?
Stefan