host our own etherpad?

[earthastronaut]

Etherpad is free software and there exists a django-etherpad-lite to be able to use it. This is basically what mozilla is providing with MoPad.

Instead of using MoPad we could host our own etherpad on slcpy.com.

This will give us permanent notes (which Faris currently does by hand using git) and is kind-of cool.

Thoughs/feelings/emotions?

[octaflop]

That would be a fun project, but FYI, etherpad is written in node.js. I'll be getting an SSL certificate for our site, and I've used node with SSL before, so it shouldn't be a major issue. Probably a version 2 thing, though.

[JoeReis]

Agreed. Do we have a feature wish list/to do list?

On Thursday, September 25, 2014, Faris Chebib notifications@github.com
wrote:

That would be a fun project, but FYI, etherpad is written in node.js. I'll
be getting an SSL certificate for our site, and I've used node with SSL
http://metacogni.tv/blog/2013/02/19/websockets-with-nginx-plus-ssl-also/
before, so it shouldn't be a major issue. Probably a version 2 thing,
though.

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[earthastronaut]

Just made an issue for wish list

I'm not familiar with node.js at all. Faris - Maybe you'd like create our own etherpad? We could also work on that together sometime.