Msg for New Thread Test on Beta Site

Posted by dscholz at December 14. 2005

This msg is being posted to establish a new thread on the metadata forum. This should allow FGDC testers and reviewers to try out the different tools of the Plone package being used for the Forum.

Posted by dscholz at December 14. 2005

dscholz

This is a reply to the new thread in the Metadata Forum. It was pretty easy to post the new topic, and to reply to it... although I don't know about showing the photo of the person who posted the msg. I guess it adds a personal touch and makes it feel more like you are "talking" or "listening" than just keyboarding. (Gotta get a better picture, for sure!)

Posted by vsheth at December 14. 2005

vsheth

The picture option is optional. We can turn it off for a forum if that's what everybody prefers.

Posted by testuser at December 14. 2005

testuser

This is a reply to a reply to a reply

Posted by Johnson at November 07. 2006

Johnson

This forum is working great,specially the photo editing in rich colors and on/off mode besides enanced features compared to other forums.

Best Regards
Johnson

Posted by joegeodesist at January 04. 2006

joegeodesist

Testing this reply feature.

Will this forum support rich text?
Automatic notifications?
Better avatars?

Posted by Johnson at November 14. 2006

Johnson

Hi joegeodesist,

It is working indeed,supporting rich text and avatars.

Regards,
JO

Posted by therschbach at April 05. 2006

therschbach

Just curious how my picture looks....

Posted by Johnson at November 07. 2006

Johnson

you look great.Well the photo turn on/off feature is really excellent.

Thanks
Jo

Posted by lgauron at April 28. 2006

lgauron

Hello,

Does anyone know a lot about metadata because I have some very specific questions. One is, when filling out the Source_Information, if there are more than one, do I list the most recent first? Also, what is the difference exactly between Geospatial_Data_Presentation_Form and Type_of_source_media? They are both under Source_Information and sound like they would be very similar. Also, if I create one metadata file as a master for many shapefiles, do I need to add somewhere in each of those shapefiles something like "see main or master metadata file"?

Thanks.

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