made during CAP103/haiti may 2013;
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ilivh4OgrePOuSl_6Is3YyyQnh5rvU0-H0RZRZMLAWo/edit#heading=h.7nnbxued4sqo
could be fleshed out much more;

thinking aloud right now, could go to a github page, but then the user would have to know git... so maybe then keep as gdoc or hackpad ?

WYSIWYG editor for the filtered HTML text format with only the necessary options such as headings, strong, emphasize, lists and images.
Once this is done, I'll change the permissions so that full HTML can't be used anymore.

The D7 dev site on https://dev-d7-hot.gotpantheon.com/
has been set up with an Omega subtheme but it still needs theming to look like the current D6 site.

This task is a content edit request. You can submit your recommendations as an attachment to this ticket. You do not need technical skills to do this. We can work with you to change the website.

There are elements of the http://hot.openstreetmap.org/about which could be under the http://hot.openstreetmap.org/get-involved page

Number of people:
This task could be a sub-team of up to 5 people co-editing a google doc.

Suggestions:
Split out the Get involved, capabilities and capacities pages into more digestible chunks. (more headlines, key points, less dense paragraphs.)
Add pictures (search the HOT blog for good content examples)

What skills needed:
technical writing
graphic design

It would be great to move the OpenStreetMap Tasking Manager to https://github.com/hotosm/osm-tasking-manager, as discussed by @wonderchook, @springmeyer, and @pgiraud. This will help encourage wide knowledge of the project and help development.

Steps to do this:

• @springmeyer grants @pgiraud admin on the hotosm account (done)
• @pgiraud goes to https://github.com/pgiraud/OSMTM/admin and transfers ownership to the HOTOSM account
• @pgiraud goes to https://github.com/hotosm/OSMTM/admin and renames the repo to osm-tasking-manager.

We have investigating our 501C status and licenses. HOT can now have a DONATE button our website.

Tasks:
1.collaborate with Kate and Mikel to add the button
2. size button
3. add to get involved page

Please note - outreach and campaigns will start at a later date. For now, we just want the tech in place.

Our new dev server does not seem to be configured to send emails:
"Unable to send e-mail. Contact the site administrator if the problem persists."

This should be labeled as a website issue, but I don't have the right permission to do this.

At least French and English for interface translation, and more languages for content submission

chmod 444

The option to edit is available only in the main window. It would be nice to have the edit option in the Job as well.

• Small section of HOT related video

@schuyler implemented a patch to osm2pgsql here that allows for columns to be sanitized so that fields will not contain characters that require quoting. The motivation for this work was that programs like ArcGIS are not smart enough to quote fields and many common operations to query data will therefore fail.

Tasks:

1. Integrate this patch upstream into osm2pgsql svn
2. Document the --sanitize-columns usage on the OSM wiki
3. Test and import and run through procedure with ArcGIS to ensure things work better.

/cc @schuyler - can you integrate upstream?

/cc @manelclos - you graciously helped test this before - would you be able to run through #3 with this modified code?

• Email subscriptions for updates (all and for each project)

On the D6 site, links to add updates or projects are added with php in the headers of the relevant views.
I propose to replace this by a menu item that is only visible to authenticated users.

action: added text, choose notification, clicked send
expected result : notification sent

Actual result:
An AJAX HTTP request terminated abnormally.
Debugging information follows.
Path: /system/ajax
StatusText: error
ResponseText:
ReadyState: 0

page: http://openatrium.hotosm.org/board/board-discussion/action-sotm-scholarship-process
browser: FF
OS: Mac
screenshot attached
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/34693557/Screenshots/j2.png

There were problems with the Humanitarian map while we are finishing the D7 upgrade so we used OSM instead.
Once the server works fine again this should be changed again

1. The full text editor should show up by default for everybody who has permissions to use it.
2. Authenticated users should see a simple text editor.
3. Switching between the "Full HTML" and "Text editor" drops the line breaks even though both formats support it. Better enable toggling the text editor on and off instead, and disable the core Full HTML format
4. The embedded video format gets turned into links instead of showing the video: possibly the order of filters needs to be changed.

Searching by tags, author, date...

Many people in the OSM community need an updated osm2pgsql binary for Windows. HOTOSM does especially, so we can get a windows build with the updated code from #3.

@MaZderMind made progress getting latest osm2pgsql running using cygwin: http://lists.openstreetmap.org/pipermail/dev/2012-September/025539.html

However, it is critical that we can get osm2pgsql code compiling and running on windows with the Visual Studio compiler - distributing binaries that depend on cygwin libraries is not going to work well ( I presume).

So the tasks here are:

1. Get osm2pgsql compiled with msvc 2008 or 2010.
2. Write an easy installer using NSIS
3. Create a basic test suite that can be run on windows (or any other platform) to validate an import
4. Create and document the build process so anyone can run it on windows
5. Pick a stable version of the code with which to do a formal release that will be distributed to haiti.

I made a donate page: http://hot.openstreetmap.org/donate

However I'm not sure why I can't get it added to the top navigation bar.

• Social media integration (easy "Share" an twitter buttons)

mostly as a note to self, add the HDM/JOSM layer to JOSM's list of available imagery.

In D7 we have a separate image field, so the D6 file attachment can be renamed to "Documents" to make the difference clear.
Files can be inserted as a link with icon, with the insert button. Once the images are cleared up, we can remove the unnecessary file types from the upload field.

Issues for D6

• fixing the RSS feeds - at least some of the images seem to be quite
  big, or as least bigger then necessary.

• a hierarchical menu that let go rapidly through various infos

Cron hasn't run for a year

This is broken: http://mapmill.hotosm.org

It used to be a mapmill deploy for hurricane sandy. @schuyler set it up I think. I don't know if there's an easy fix to bring this rails app back online.

In fact it's not really necessary to fix it, except that I wasn't able to find any evidence that the mapmill sandy thing ever happened or any blog posts screenshots anywhere as record of what it looked liked, which is a shame.

http://hot.openstreetmap.org/node/254 has a manually set URL but the checkbox for setting it gets reset to "checked" everytime. Therefore the custom URL linked to the list of all updates instead of to the correct node.
This is caused by a known bug (https://drupal.org/node/1847444) with custom url and multilingual.
I've now fixed this specific URL by adding a path alias.
Any other translated content needs to be checked and fixed if necessary.

The comment form doesn't show up under updates.
I've already checked:

• Permissions: Anonymous users can post comments
• Content type: Comments are enabled
• Individual node: Comments are open

Is it possible to set an auto notification in Open Atrium? And, have it an opt out for notification.

It would be less steps in document and share a communication, which is why the Board is using the tool.

Content can be marked as a translation of another node. In that case a link to the translated content should indicate that.

In some nodes the images are inserted with tables and/or with other unnecessary HTML tags.
Once the image insert and filtered HTML editor is set up, we can clean up the existing nodes.

• unified, simple tool bar across all HOT services. a small show/hide
  widget in a consistent place on each page, with the HOT logo.

D6 used inline images but that was broken at places.
In D7, images are uploaded via the image field, and can then be inserted in the text with an insert button and/or listed at the bottom of the page. There will be a few default sizes available for ease of use.

Just look at this: http://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=8/51.231/7.526&layers=H, there is a big sea around Solingen, which doesn't appear on other OSM.org layers (and which I'm pretty sure does not exist in real life).

Change text appearing just below the image one front page http//hot.openstreetmap.org which defines HOT :

The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team [H.O.T.] is a new initiative to apply the principles of open source and open data sharing towards humanitarian response and economic development.

to

The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team [H.O.T.] applies the principles
of open source and open data sharing for humanitarian response and economic development.

Some image breakage on old blog posts of the newly migrated site:

http://hot.openstreetmap.org/updates/2012-12-18_faces_of_hot_mikel_maron_hot_president_and_co_founder

I could fix this, but for some reason I don't have permission to edit that

allow authenticated users to flash the boost cache of individual pages such as the front page and the related project page, so that new updates show up on these overview pages directly.

The Openlayers settings on the D7 dev site need to be checked to ensure maps are displayed in the right size and right initial focus.

The donate button on the website currently puts you through to the prefilled paypal express checkout but with the currency set to $ dollars, and no obvious way to change it. Thanks to my mum for reporting this problem :-)

Maybe we should add a currency option on the donate button. Looks like this is the way to do it: http://stackoverflow.com/a/9135211/338265

Any solution should be carefully tested. I believe @wonderchook put the button on there in the first place.

The "skip to main content" link (visible when css is off) - it jumps to the newsfeed, not to the featured project - that may be unintended (the "featured project" seems like main content to me!)

Apologies if this has already been reported.

Using Safari, ios 7.0.5

The template layout looks a little odd on the front page at the "featured project" box sits below the map but just on its right hand edge. i.e. the overlap is just a few mm. This follows down the page as the text sits to the left and "Our Projects" to the right.

Regards

Dudley

https://trac.openstreetmap.org/ticket/5007

We should also have some pages on the site that list the current
activations, the current projects we are mapping on that aren't
activations, and the countries where we have ground teams currently
working.

RSS feeds are needed for all updates as well as for individual projects. The current RSS feed on the D6 site displays the attached images in original size which can be quite big.
We need to check that those settings are changed to a smaller size in D7.