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[etienne_sf]

Hi,

  You (someone) created a nice list of plugins, and published it in the news, on coppermine's home.

As a plugin contributor, I put here a remark: JUpload is not on this list. Perhaps because it has its own board, on your SMF forum:
http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/board,100.0.html

How can I add it to the list ?

  And how to maintain the list with an up-to-date version ?   Perhaps a wiki would be nice ?

Etienne

[Joachim Müller]

JUpload will be on the list as well that I'm currently preparing. It's a lot of work, so please be a little patient.

[etienne_sf]

Yes, I guess it's a lot of work !
Thanks for it (and, by the way, for moderating the whole stuff).


Perhaps each plugin could be add by the relevant contributor(s). It would help you to:
1) Build the plugin list
2) Maintain it, with up-to-date version.


  After looking at it, I still have a question. How can someone use this list ? If I don't know what does a plugin, I won't try it. And the sourceforge download list doesn't contain any information.
  Don't you think a page on the wiki would be easier ?
We (contributors) could add comment on the plugin, link to the relevant thread, board, web site or whatever, and maintain a link to the last version.


Etienne

[Joachim Müller]

That list you refer to is just the download page on sf.net. I'm talking about a page that is not public yet. It will of course contain information what each mod does. Would be pointless otherwise.

[jeepguy_1980]

If I don't know what does a plugin, I won't try it. And the sourceforge download list doesn't contain any information.

I think the list is really great. Because plugins are so simple to try out, I have gone up and down that list trying anything that sounded useful.  Now if it were a list of mods, I'd be less inclined to try them out.