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<p>Looking good, Robin. As soon as a few minor changes are made and
we approve, then we can put it online with the DNS.<br>
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<p>I think a single common login name and password will be
sufficient. When a member wishes to make a change, he should
notify our fellow members on the mail list and the date when he
made the modification. Using his judgment if the change is severe
enough to require list approval first. <br>
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<p>Robin, do you have a rollback backup ability? <br>
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I'd like to see a link on the word "here" to the white paper in the
About Us page. The title of the paper is not "Tidal Loudness
Normalization" but "Loudness Normalization: The Future of File-Based
Playback". <br>
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Need a link for "read his paper". Eelco will tell you if he wants to
have his paper in the MLA repository or to point to the paper at a
place he administers. If it points outside of the site the link
should open in a new tab or window. <br>
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Where does the contact us email go to? If the address is hidden from
the writer (which it should be) then perhaps the best thing would be
to have their letter go to our maillist. What is the return email
address that the site gives when it sends an email? Eelco, who
administers the maillist, would have to authorize that address as a
member of the maillist in order for the list to receive emails sent
through the site. Do you have any kind of anti-spam utility that
will reduce garbage emails sent through the site?<br>
<p>Once we get the letter that comes from the site on our maillist,
any of us individuals can elect to answer it and from that moment
the correspondence would be between one of us and the person who
contact us on the site. That person could then blind carbon copy
anything that he writes or receives to the list as needed. <br>
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<p>Very best wishes,</p>
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<p>Bob<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/3/18 2:20 PM, Robin Reumers wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hi all,
I’ve put the website online (hidden for now):
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://music-loudness.eu-central-1.elasticbeanstalk.com/">http://music-loudness.eu-central-1.elasticbeanstalk.com/</a>
I’ve enabled Wordfence as well as a load balancer, and the data is stored in a separate database. How would you like to go about it, shall I create a separate Wordpress account for everyone so each of you can tweak the content?
Best wishes,
Robin
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