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...[[Privileges|priv]] '''supportviewscreened'''. This would allow someone to mark a support request they are actively working on, giving them time to researc

...ment branch, see [https://dw-dev.dreamwidth.org/232594.html this post from Mark] detailing the necessary steps to get up to speed.

:no, that's more of a Mark question I think. Bit match gives me a headache ;mark

...ining.dreamwidth.org/53222.html?thread=360934#cmt360934 this comment] from Mark for a full explanation.

...ions/451135.html -- Give LJ RSS feeds a simple stylesheet -- Think <dwuser>mark</dwuser> already implemented this

...<code>dreamhack_<username></code> database you normally use. Ping <dwuser>mark</dwuser> if you get an error trying to use this test database - it may not

...rate that feedback, and be willing to keep a few basic principles in mind. Mark and Denise are both also very willing to explain what they had in mind, if

...y.info/by_person.html Accessibility Personas at Dive Into Accessibility by Mark Pilgrim]

...their cloaks; please see the latest information-gathering entry in [http://mark.dreamwidth.org/ his journal] and comment there. Dreamwidth cloaks are of th

* mark which tables are clustered (versus global)

...nstructions in comments at the top of each file. You will need to contact Mark to get permission to use three additional ports on the dreamhack machine be ...our particular installation. You will receive your port designations from Mark and your database password is in dw/ext/local/etc/config-private.pl.

The owners (<dwstaff>mark</dwstaff> and <dwstaff>denise</dwstaff>) are the final arbiters of any IRC * <dwstaff>karzilla</dwstaff>, <dwstaff>denise</dwstaff>, and <dwstaff>mark</dwstaff> have the final say.

<dwstaff>mark</dwstaff>: also the things CLAs really let a business do (relicense code, s

Denise and Mark are both very committed to letting Dreamwidth's users paint the shed whatev ...lop. Project leaders should feel like they're empowered to make decisions. Mark and Denise will give as much or as little feedback and supervision as the t

* http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/778214.html -- Mark "Add friend" message in ESN 'read' if you've already added them. ...- After an action has been taken on some notifications (e.g. mark as read, mark as unread), de-select the check boxes ready for the next action.

...hose entries only, as opposed to the entire journal, rather than having to mark each one individually. (LJSec sort of already does this, I think).

...idth Sudios, LLC, is made and entered into this 17th day of April, 2008 by Mark Smith, Jr and Denise Paolucci, and each individual or business entity later Mark Smith, Jr.

* 2004-01 -- Mark Smith hired by LiveJournal as a developer: http://news.livejournal.com/7589 * 2008-01 -- Mark goes to work for Mozilla http://blog.mozilla.com/mark/2008/01/

...95.dreamwidth.org/705190.html three weeks: history with Denise] -- <dwuser>mark</dwuser> reminisces about how he got to know Denise and the history that le ...l Keeping the lights on: can we afford to run this service?] -- by <dwuser>mark</dwuser> -- An overview of the possible costs involved for hosting DW in it

When in doubt, talk to <dwuser>Mark</dwuser> and/or <dwuser>Denise</dwuser> about whether or not a patch meets

{{Expand|text=Mark's explanation should go up here at some point.}}

...ing the ability to filter to all notifications for a single entry, code to mark PMs as 'read' when replied to, and bugfixes to improve the mass-action work

...eason for that -- the project has had a bunch of setbacks. [staff profile] mark actually had working code, and could have committed it at any point in the ...her limiting who got access to the feature, even throwing out all the code Mark had written and starting again from scratch, but nothing we did could get a

The page for (eventually) documenting the changes in the WTF patch Mark's working on: what has moved to being governed by "trust" (aka "access") v

[18:12:39] <UrsaMajor|mtg> IIRC, I think Mark likes it, but agrees that devs, poking at mark and denise, poking at me, or just generally poking

...id you provided. If not, something went horribly wrong and you can blame Mark. :)

...rect feed of Nagios, the server monitoring bot that lives in IRC and pages Mark all the time. Useful for sysadmins.

...done to have production setup for Closed Beta. This is the list of things Mark needs to do, mostly, as most of these can't really be farmed out yet.

We're a volunteer run project. Aside from Denise and Mark (the owners) and our very few staff, we're all doing this in our spare time

* Talk to: <dwuser>mark</dwuser>

...out the user avatar behind it (such as the official journals of Denise and Mark).

* Lets you mark yourself for each LJ account as interested or not interested in Dreamwidth.

[http://dw-dev.dreamwidth.org/42626.html Orientation entry from Mark] ...u can explore the site, just email Denise (denise@dreamwidth.org) or Mark (mark@dreamwidth.org), the project owners.

mark, send your Dreamwidth invite code:

'''Mark is just doodling here... not sure if this will end up being used, I'm sort

This service is currently run by <dwuser>Mark</dwuser>. ...out the [http://hack.dreamwidth.net/apply.shtml application form]. <dwuser>Mark</dwuser> processes these applications by hand, so it may be a day or two be

...rom starting, or something about the installation has changed that <dwuser>mark</dwuser> hasn't adjusted the Dreamhack installation script for. Let him kno

...r pull requests submitted to GitHub. By doing this task, you help <dwuser>mark</dwuser> and <dwuser>fu</dwuser> spend less time doing code review and more

...cially if the issue has resulted in frustration or data loss. Per <dwuser>mark</dwuser>, ''don't'' give links to the Github Issues entry! A good descript

Landmarks mark the page into main, navigation, form, checkbox, etc. regions. In other word ..., but miniature forms, such as the login that's part of navigation. We can mark up all of the forms with form-based landmarks and form controls.

; gibberishit: Fu types in Dvorak. Mark borrowed Fu's computer to join the conference-specific chat at Open Source :<dwuser>afuna</dwuser>: "If it's gibberishit's Mark."

...te Toolkit (2003)] -- We want to move away from BML at some point; <dwuser>mark</dwuser> has mentioned this as a candidate.

...e site blocked a number of IPs as open web proxies. This priv let an admin mark one of those proxies as "do not block" (in case an actual LJ user used that

* Someone needs to get in touch with the site administrators (<dwstaff>mark</dwstaff> and <dwstaff>denise</dwstaff>) for whatever reason -- partnership ...our account is on a single cluster, that's a sign you should poke <dwstaff>mark</dwstaff>) and what site scheme they've chosen (which can help you diagnose

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...port to use with the <code>memcached</code> program; this will usually be Mark. ...ious step. If you need help with <code>screen</code>, feel free to contact Mark. (A wiki page on this should be available in the future.)

# Sysadmin staff (Mark or Robby) .../priv/?priv=supportread&viewarg=abuse Terms of Service]/Senior staff (Rah, Mark)

...figuring out where it goes should roughly follow these rules (from <dwuser>mark</dwuser> in comments to a discussion on Bugzilla bug 518):

...<dwuser>denise</dwuser> (denise@dreamwidth.org) or <dwuser>mark</dwuser> (mark@dreamwidth.org) for an invite code.

...around with things. If you need some help, feel free to grab me (<dwuser>mark</dwuser>) anytime and I'll help out.