The Xbox1 is losing momentum in these golden years. One thing I like, and that The Google likes, is a frequently updated website. Especially one with useful, directly-applicable information on it. Relavancy is important, too.
For XBMC4XBOX and this particular project, I may well be suited to work on the website end of things.
- I have extensive experience modding, styling and administering phpBB. I will happily take on a couple dedicated hours per week to tidy up as needed. Fortunately it doesn't seem to be the case, at least not yet anyway.
- I can write a well-crafted wiki page. If I try. This includes attention to some basic tenants of SEO.
- Site click tracking, statistics & marketing integration.
- Willing to randomly solicit to have sites join a link-exchange / myFace[social marketeering] brainwash campaigns / etc.
- Patch together useful scripts/linux serverly duties. My favorite.
- Database porting, conversion, backup, design. Currently employed doing data restructuring and importing.
- Work with templating engines (Smarty, PHP)
I think it goes without saying the wiki should reference less to XBMC itself more to the specific XBOX1 fork. We should try to build name-recognition to our robot friends by re-branding all our links and point them to as many revised internal sources as possible. We collectively now should put efforts into creating material unique to the Xbox. In fact, there should be a deliberate effort to make every page's content somehow different than the corresponding page at the team-XBMC wiki.
As far in as the Xbox1 goes I've modded and gone full-circle on about 10 separate boxes in the last year.
XBMC-compatible: I have used XBMCbuntu, Windows, and obviously the Xbox1. But for the most part, I would say I can understand XBMC in general
Here's where I need some input. What should be the priority while choosing which wiki articles to make more up-to-date and relevant?
Any comments or critiques will be taken into consideration when deciding how to be useful on any of my days off. With a little effort and time we will have a website drawing and sustaining an active and educated community.
