C. Petronius L. Sullae sal.,
 
I do not understand the need of all that. Forums for what? Do we need new platform or interface? I remind you that for the moment Nova Roma misses many magistrates. In my opinion, put your energy into the republic.
Vale.
 
C. Petronius Dexter
Arcoiali scribebat
a. d. V Idus Februarias MMDCCLXVI  


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De : Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@... À : Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Samedi 9 février 2013 12h38
Objet : Re: [Nova-Roma] initial thoughts on Caninus' trial forum

Ave,

Everything should be able to be seen.  That is the entire purpose for
knowledge is for it to be seen.

But, to participate one would need to sign in.  And, as the medium becomes
used and apart of NR life newbies who might not be members should want to
participate in what becomes apart of Nova Roma Life.,  This is why I want
to have a chatroom back again, why I want to increase the use of the
webpage and wiki.

I hope this makes my point of view clearer.

We can keep the NR main list as it is.  We can even keep the FH as it is,
but the website is our presence in essence the representation of Nova Roma
life through knowledge, community and involvement.

Vale,

Sulla

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Lentulus Sullae cos. sal.

Thank you for your answers. So, (and please correct me if I misunderstood it), the contect of the Wiki will be entirely public for anyone to see and find by a Google search.

You say in order "to participate" one should have to "sign in". By "participation", I assume you mean "to edit articles". And "signing in to Wiki", as it seems from your words, would be not a citizenship, just a user account to the Wiki, but Wiki users could request citizenship later if they want to be involved in NR civic life.

So the only difference (besides having other surfaces and front pages such as the blog etc) between the current use of NR Wiki and the planned use of NR Wiki would be that while currently only citizens can edit, in the future anyone who logs in and create an account, could edit?

--- Sab 9/2/13, Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@...
Da: Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@... Oggetto: Re: [Nova-Roma] initial thoughts on Caninus' trial forum
A: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Data: Sabato 9 febbraio 2013, 12:38

Ave,

Everything should be able to be seen.  That is the entire purpose for
knowledge is for it to be seen.

But, to participate one would need to sign in.  And, as the medium becomes
used and apart of NR life newbies who might not be members should want to
participate in what becomes apart of Nova Roma Life.,  This is why I want
to have a chatroom back again, why I want to increase the use of the
webpage and wiki.

I hope this makes my point of view clearer.

We can keep the NR main list as it is.  We can even keep the FH as it is,
but the website is our presence in essence the representation of Nova Roma
life through knowledge, community and involvement.

Vale,

Sulla

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Salve Lentule et omnes,

At this moment we are only exploring this new tool and thinking how to
blend it with the rest if adopted so no decisions are taken so far.

I had the opportunity yo explore it yesterday for some time and my first
impression is that it has true potential to be NR social tool and a place
where citizens can meet to easily share materials (bookmarks, files, news).
It looks also a great place to make working groups like sodalitas and so on.

I think at this moment that it can be a good tool to add to the wiki and
the major and official email lists.

I will also try to explore the new forum based applications caution made by
Laterensis.

Above all I would like to thank both Caninus and Laterensis for their work
to provide us with this tools to explore.

Valete optime,
Crassus


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Greetings All;

For those who might have the slightest interest, I have uploaded two
new drawings in my Roman and Byzantine Blogs:

http://RomanStudies.blogspot.com

http://ByzantiumNovumMilitarium.blogspot.com

They are ruins of a Byzantine Fort and a Roman Bathhouse on the Negev
Desert, in Israel.

The first was at Nizana, Israel, and the second, was at Avdat.

Respectfully;

Marcus Audens

Ave,

I am not doing the programming and as I stated in the senate I am working on the procedures to summon the comitias. And, nothing can be done vote wise until Metellus actually responds hence my all points bulletin (apb) last week.

So, what more do you want me to do dexter?

Vale,

Sulla

Sent from my iPhone

Ave!

Dexter, maybe you can help me by contacting your Pontifical colleague and
speak to him in Latin, as you both have done in the CP list and help Nova
Roma move forward with elections and filling the vacanies since I have due
diligence in not only getting election officials lined up to do the job
with the current rules in place.

Vale,

Sulla

C. Maria Caeca L. Cornelio Sullae Consuli S. P. D.

I suspect I'm confused (again/still/perpetually?), so let me ask this in a
logical way for my mind to grasp.

When a non citizen first come to the WIKI on our main site, that person must
sign in, which will probably require creating some sort of user account,
yes? That account will allow the visitor to read public material and make
comments, yes? Will that user account also allow the visitor and non
citizen to actually edit our WIKI? If so, I have issues with that. I think
people, visitors and citizens, should be able to read and comment on all our
public pages, but I shudder to think what uncontrolled editorial access
could create. I can think of any number of people who would love to use
such access against our best interests.

Vale et gratias!
C. Maria Caeca

Ave :)

Let me try to explain in my manner that I hope will be able to be the end
result of at least my vision.,

When we have someone use google and they find Nova Roma on their search and
click on the link...they are immediately taken to the front page of the
website (NOT the splash screen) but the front page with all the links to
the wiki. From there they are able to view pretty much most of the Wiki
without signing in. You are right they are able to view all the public
material posted. They do not need to create an account or anything.

This will not change. If anything what they can view will be expanded in
degrees with the deeper layers (how expanded it's too soon to tell at
present)

However, to edit, publish and participate they will need to create an
account. Without the account they are only passive viewers, not active
participants.

In other words to create an account they would have to be a citizen. And
with that they will be able to be fully active participants to our
organization - as you and I are.

I hope this clears up your questions and concerns.

Respectfully,

Sulla

Caninus Lentulo S.P.D.


Amice, as we have discussed before, I do not want to see any major changes to the Wiki other than making it a second layer where folks interested in Nova Roma or Roman things in general would be able to find interesting articles and media in addition to NR archives, aanals, and official documents. The Wiki will be viewable crawable for Google and other search engines and viewable by non-citizens. Current policies requiring NR citizenship to edit should not change. As is now the case, going to www.novaroma.org will not present the Wiki's Main Page but something more interactive and engaging for non-citizens, including links to fora and social media where they will be able to participate without full citizenship and hopefully be mentored and guided. One of the issues we have now is the Wiki is easy to find but finding someone to talk to is a bit difficult for a non-citizen. I don't want to see the Wiki buried or changed but I would like non-citizens to have more to do when they go to www.novaroma.org and more for citizens to do as well.


Bene vale amice!


Caninus


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From: "Cn. Cornelius Lentulus" <cn_corn_lent@... Date: 2/9/13 3:44 am
To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com

Lentulus Sullae cos. sal.

Thank you for your answers. So, (and please correct me if I misunderstood it), the contect of the Wiki will be entirely public for anyone to see and find by a Google search.

You say in order "to participate" one should have to "sign in". By "participation", I assume you mean "to edit articles". And "signing in to Wiki", as it seems from your words, would be not a citizenship, just a user account to the Wiki, but Wiki users could request citizenship later if they want to be involved in NR civic life.

So the only difference (besides having other surfaces and front pages such as the blog etc) between the current use of NR Wiki and the planned use of NR Wiki would be that while currently only citizens can edit, in the future anyone who logs in and create an account, could edit?

--- Sab 9/2/13, Robert Woolwine robert.woolwine@...
Da: Robert Woolwine robert.woolwine@... Oggetto: Re: [Nova-Roma] initial thoughts on Caninus' trial forum
A: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Data: Sabato 9 febbraio 2013, 12:38

Ave,

Everything should be able to be seen. That is the entire purpose for
knowledge is for it to be seen.

But, to participate one would need to sign in. And, as the medium becomes
used and apart of NR life newbies who might not be members should want to
participate in what becomes apart of Nova Roma Life., This is why I want
to have a chatroom back again, why I want to increase the use of the
webpage and wiki.

I hope this makes my point of view clearer.

We can keep the NR main list as it is. We can even keep the FH as it is,
but the website is our presence in essence the representation of Nova Roma
life through knowledge, community and involvement.

Vale,

Sulla

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Ave!

No one is getting rid of the Wiki.

If anything by adding another reason for people to use the website the Wiki
will only benefit because sheer numbers of people will actually visit the
website and see what all is there. Think of this as VALUE ADDED
experience.

None of the current policies will be changing. No one has suggested any
changes to the current polices in place.
'
Vale,

Sulla

Salve Canine!



OK, your explanation makes perfect sense to me. I'd like to see all
visitors, citizens or not, to have a variety of options, from reading
articles to reading news about NR activities to being able to interact with
citizens on some lists and for a. The more there is to do, the more likely
someone is to stay longer and come back often. What I cringe at is letting
anyone and everyone into the administrative or editorial aspects of our
WIKI. That would be an excellent for embarrassment, if not disaster.



Thanks!

Vale bene!

C. Maria



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Ave Consul!

OK, I see that, and yes, it does address my major concern. I do think we
might want to consider letting visitors make comments on articles, but not
be able to edit or change them, although even here, we might be encouraging
those who would like to see us embarrassed (at the very least) more access
than they should have. What I absolutely would *NOT* want to see is non
citizens being able to get at the "guts" of anything we have, for obvious
reasons. I also think non citizens should be able to join our social media
for a, if, and only if, they can be removed should that become necessary.
We can always have areas of our for a that are accessible only to citizens,
and we should, I think, but informal personal contact could well encourage
visitors to become citizens, I think.

Vale and thanks!
C. Maria Caeca

Ave!

I understand and agree. I also have no problem with non-citizens
commenting (though I would prefer some admin in the praetors office
approving all comments from non-members first). I know it would mean more
work but given the spam adventures I have had to deal with on the Back
Alley - it would be safe to assume that we would need to err on the side of
caution since we know there are people who would abuse the freedom.

I agree with you no non citizen will be able to get anywhere near the guts
of anything. :)

I hope the chatroom feature will allow guests to participate - just like
they were able to do in the past. That would be ideal for a newbie to be
able to interact in as close to a live minute by minute exposure to the
Nova Roman Community.

Respectfully,

Sulla

Salve Consul!

Once we have something permanent set up, I do think it should be
administered by the Praetors, just as our lists are, now, though the
Praetura may need some help with technical matters. Right now, of course,
we are taking these software packages for test drives, so we don't need to
implement permanent administrative procedures. I see, (and this is what is
important to me) that we are on the same page, though.

Vale bene!
CMC, who fervently hopes she will be able to use the chat client!

Ave!

We are in complete agreement. This would be something very much within the
jurisdiction of the Praetors office. Between administering the official
email lists and this part of the NR website the oversight will be
manageable. I would also hope that once the bugs have been worked out and
new addon's tested that there could be an expansion to the Praetorial
handbook (if there is one of existence to help new staff members become
acquainted to the new environment.

Respectfully,

Sulla

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C. Decius Laterensis A. Tulliae Scholasticae omnibusque S.P.D.


That's odd that you've been having trouble trying to register, since the software is usually pretty painless.  Has anyone else ran into any issues with this?  In any case, I'll go ahead and create an account for you, and email you the username and temporary password.


Also, as a note to everyone else, I confirmed that the chat module is indeed broken, so I disabled it for the time being.  I'll see what I can do about getting it working, or see if I can find another similar module to do the job.


Curate, ut valeatis!



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M. Iulius Scaeva C. Petronio Dextero sal,

I managed to read some of the style exercises today. It's a bit hectic here with the 3 plus feet of snow we received over the last 24 hours. The wind knocked out the power several times but I think we're past the worst of it.

I'm enjoying the style examples as they demonstrate how one can tell the same story in a variety of different ways making the basic facts more entertaining to digest.

As I haven't finished them all I have yet to determine which version is my favorite

The only question I have so far is that in the examples I've read to this point, I've seen no mention of the weather being very hot as mentioned in the English version you provided. Not a big deal, just a curiosity mostly.

Thank you again for sharing them with me.

Optime Vale,

M. Iulius Scaeva

M. Iulius Scaeva omnibus salutem,

Does anyone know if the Sodalitas Munerum is active anymore?

It seems to be filled with postings of junk mail not related to anything of a gladiatorial nature.

Vale,

M. Iulius Scaeva

Salvete omnes!

I managed to sign in to this new forum easily.

The layout looks good to me because I like the way that posts are grouped into topics. That way you need only look at those topics that interest you, and not have to search through a whole stream of posts. In other words you can get straight to the point / to the heart of what interests you.

I think this could be my preferred design of web forum, at least at present until anything else comes along!

But congratulations to all who are working on this area. It will be interesting to see where this all leads to.

Valete omnes!
Crispus

Salve!

Just a quick update to all that I am working on a test Amazon Store and I should have something to show soon.

Tarquitius

Salve Tarquiti!



Awesome!!!!!!! Can't wait to .spend more money!



Vale bene!

C. Maria, always ISO books!



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Ave!

Wonderful, thanks for the update!

Vale,

Sulla

Salve Tarquite!

Bravo. I have a question: I presume Nova Roma would benefit financially from purchases made - but to what extent? Let's say I buy some books for $50 - how much, potentially, goes to Nova Roma?

Vale!

Quadratus

To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
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Date: Sun, 10 Feb 2013 01:30:16 +0000
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Salve!



Just a quick update to all that I am working on a test Amazon Store and I should have something to show soon.



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Ave!

If i recall correctly it is a couple of percent of the sale. I think
at most it was up to about 4% but its been years since I checked
Amazon's arrangement with blogs and other companies that have the
relationship agreement.

Vale,

Sulla

Salvete!

Does PayPal have a similar kind of commission arrangement?

Valete:

Quadratus

To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
From: robert.woolwine@...
Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2013 19:03:58 -0700
Subject: Re: [Nova-Roma] Amazon Store


























Ave!



If i recall correctly it is a couple of percent of the sale. I think

at most it was up to about 4% but its been years since I checked

Amazon's arrangement with blogs and other companies that have the

relationship agreement.



Vale,



Sulla

Ave,

In what way?

Vale,

Sulla

It ranges from 4 to 15% with the high end more for things like electronics and the low end for books and DVDs.

Does anybody know who set up the original accounts and what email was used? I know the administrator for the UK store is still active on the main list but what about the administrator for the US and Canadian stores? It would be great to use the original accounts if possible (after we change the passwords of course).

In the future we need to ensure that we have a way to ensure that At least two people have access to these passwords, an administrator and perhaps the Consuls. They should be kept in what is essentially a state vault that contains our Crown Jewels (access passwords for things like our go daddy, PayPal and Amazon accounts) so that if an administrator disappears we don't have to start from scratch.

Tarquitius

Sent from my iPhone

Pay pal charges service fees, yes.

Sent from my iPhone

Salve!

I buy things on eBay via PayPal. Is there some possible relationship to those organizations whereby commissions could be earned?

Vale!

Quadratus

To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
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Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2013 19:12:16 -0700
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Ave,



In what way?



Vale,



Sulla

We could get a commission from an eBay affiliate but not from PayPal.

Sent from my iPhone

Ave,

Sorry I have no idea who set it up way back in the day. I want to say
Patricia Cassia but I could be so wrong that I wouldn't even bet on it.

It's funny you mention this because this is being done now...It should have
been done years ago, but now there is actually a conscious effort from the
domain on down to the website, bank account everything. This is one of the
many lessons NR has had to learn the hard way.

I am the center of getting all the information and I will ensure that 5
individuals will have access to the information. This way if one of us
gets hit by a bus NR wont be paralyzed as it has been for the past couple
of years. And, this will also ensure the smooth transition of information
from Consul to consul and Censor to Censor and the Senate.

Vale,

Sulla

Ave,

Paypal charges information, like a bank and currency exchange. There
is no relationship akin to Amazon.

Amazon being a supplier of products and services vs Paypal a medium
exchange environment.

Respectfully,

Sulla

Excellent. That is how it should be. Well done!

For the amazon store, once people have had a chance to test it we will need to set up the various accounts. These should be done with a Nova Roma email account so that again, the state controls access and not the person who set up the accounts. I suggest something like macellum@... or something along those lines.

Tarquitius

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No need to name names. Lets just focus on coming up with a plan for cleaning up the lists and freezing those that are of only historical interest.

Tarquitius

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What is the Latin translation for "yikes!"

Well hopefully we will learn from our mistakes. Any list/forum/group that is authorized as part of the Nova Roma community should be required to follow certain guidelines that Nova Roma should draw up. Nova Roma as an entity must have some sort of access to these lists for the very reasons brought up here. And if a list is abandoned and no new citizen or other interested party is interested in maintaining it then we should no longer link to it to avoid confusion.

Vale!

Tarquitius

Tarquitius

Sent from my iPhone

Ave

In case you haven't figured it out...what Nova Roma needs is a number of
individuals who are basically a force of nature to help keep things
motivated and moving along. Without that force driving things, Nova Roma
tends to stagnate. This goes for a macro view of the Government in general
to each sodalitas. If someone is motivated and has a passion to keep
interest alive and going things will thrive because that feeling is
contagious. The same goes for lethargy.

This year, I am striving for, is a year of action and motivation. As, I,
for both good and bad am basically a force of nature in my involvement with
Nova Roma.

I hope that the sodalitas end up being infected by the actions....From the
Sodalitas Musarum to the Militarum they have had a steady stream of
responses, interest and involvement and that should hopefully continue
throughout the year. The less active sodalitas need to be infected with
the same drive and interest.

Respectfully,

Sulla

It looks like we are starting to attract such a core group!

Onwards and upwards!

Vale!

Tarquitius

Sent from my iPhone

C. Petronius Dexter M. Iulio Scaevae salutem,
 
You are right; in fact in the English version I forgot that the bus was the bus of the S line, as the French story was written in 1947, the S bus now not yet exists but it changed his name, now it is the bus of the 84 line. That is the reason in the Latin versions I write "laophorium/petorritum/raeda longa S". In another hand, I added by lapse of concentration "weather very hot". In the original version the weather was not said, we just know that it was midday and two hours later for the second part...
I see that you read carefully.
 
Optime vale.

C. Petronius Dexter
Arcoiali scribebat
a. d. IV Idus Februarias MMDCCLXVI  

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De : marcusiuliuscaeva <marcusiuliusscaeva@... À : Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Samedi 9 février 2013 23h05
Objet : Optima sis Salute, was: RE: [Nova-Roma] Re: looking to our future


 

M. Iulius Scaeva C. Petronio Dextero sal,

I managed to read some of the style exercises today. It's a bit hectic here with the 3 plus feet of snow we received over the last 24 hours. The wind knocked out the power several times but I think we're past the worst of it.

I'm enjoying the style examples as they demonstrate how one can tell the same story in a variety of different ways making the basic facts more entertaining to digest.

As I haven't finished them all I have yet to determine which version is my favorite

The only question I have so far is that in the examples I've read to this point, I've seen no mention of the weather being very hot as mentioned in the English version you provided. Not a big deal, just a curiosity mostly.

Thank you again for sharing them with me.

Optime Vale,

M. Iulius Scaeva

C. Petronius Quadrato sal.,
 
As Nova Roma is a non-profit organization, I suppose that all the money left may be given in donations for American people in the need. :o)
Vale.

C. Petronius Dexter
Arcoiali scribebat
a. d. IV Idus Februarias MMDCCLXVI  

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De : "charlesaronowitz@..." <charlesaronowitz@... À : "nova-roma@yahoogroups.com" <nova-roma@yahoogroups.com Envoyé le : Dimanche 10 février 2013 2h59
Objet : RE: [Nova-Roma] Amazon Store


Salve Tarquite!

Bravo.  I have a question:  I presume Nova Roma would benefit financially from purchases made - but to what extent?  Let's say I buy some books for $50 - how much, potentially, goes to Nova Roma?

Vale!

Quadratus

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      Salve!



Just a quick update to all that I am working on a test Amazon Store and I should have something to show soon.



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Ave,

LOL there is a logical fallacy there. We could use the money for other
improvements (you know something more appropriate that the 10,000 IT
Boondoggle) but something worth while that benefits the organization and
its members like JSTOR once we are more solvent and have a decent nest egg.
Or we can use the money to help citizens when there are tragedies like
earthquakes and other tragic events,

Either way having money does not equate with profit.

Respectfully,

Sulla

C. Dexter L. Sullae sal.,
 
I do not know what is "the 10,000 IT Boondoggle."
Having money is not equate with profit, ok, but, if I am not wrong, profit is an economical concept especially in trading business.
Are you ready to use money to help citizens? I thought that you were a true cow boy or a mere selfmade man against all kind of care as, for example, Obama's care... how... called you it? :o)
Ave.

C. Petronius Dexter
Arcoiali scribebat
a. d. IV Idus Februarias MMDCCLXVI  

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De : Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@... À : Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Dimanche 10 février 2013 6h02
Objet : Re: [Nova-Roma] Amazon Store

Ave,

LOL there is a logical fallacy there.  We could use the money for other
improvements (you know something more appropriate that the 10,000 IT
Boondoggle) but something worth while that benefits the organization and
its members like JSTOR once we are more solvent and have a decent nest egg.
Or we can use the money to help citizens when there are tragedies like
earthquakes and other tragic events,

Either way having money does not equate with profit.

Respectfully,

Sulla

C. Petronius Canino sal.,

Do not forget that everybody are not English speakers.
You make a difference between an "username" and a "display name."
When I go to the access page I have to give only an "username" and a "password."
You do not tell us how many characters and what sorts of characters are allowed for the password.
Where "can I enter" a "display name" with spaces?

Optime vale.

C. Petronius Dexter
Arcoiali scribebat
a. d. IV Idus Februarias MMDCCLXVI  

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De : M. Pompeius Caninus <caninus@... À : D. Cornelius Mento <DecimusCorneliusMento@... Envoyé le : Samedi 9 février 2013 3h15
Objet : RE: Re: [Nova-Roma] trouble registering on Forum Novum Romanum ... is there a "help" function?


 

Salvete omnes!

For anyone who would like to register for the Elgg test site (http://nrdev.co/social), be sure that the username you choose has no spaces or special characters. You can enter a display name that has spaces, periods, and other special characters. For instance, someone named Gaius Acilius Canus could use CAlbusCanus for a username name but not C Albus Canus; his display name, though, could be C. Albus Canus or some other variation of his Roman name. I have also added a field to the profile for Nova Roma Name where you can enter your full name if you like.

Bene vale!

Caninus

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Ave!

Come on Dexter you remember the IT Boondoggle. The attempt by Caeso Fabius
to divert 10,000 to Senator Saturnius (against Maine law) for the purposes
of revamping Nova Roma's website. It was vetoed by Consul Albucius during
the same senate session that started the Civil War. :) You were Tribune of
the Plebs that year - the only one that stayed loyal to Nova Roma. :)

Having money does not equate to having a profit. In this case we would be
getting a referral credit for having a link to Amazon from our website.
The money we gain could be at the same time earmarked for something equal
to the amount received, hence it would not be a profit, but an offset.
It's an accounting outlay.

Are you asking me as CFO? or as a privatus? Because your follow up
statement seems to be more along the lines of a personal statement. Can
you be more specific?

Vale,

Sulla

On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 10:17 PM, Jean-Fran�ois Arnoud
<jfarnoud94@...
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Ave!


Commissions for purchases of displayed items (displayed on Nova Roma's store page) that are shipped from Amazon should start at 4% and go up with more referrals but there is a cap or maximum. Kindle products, products purchased from searches and click throughs that start at the store but are completed on the Amazon site and items that are shipped from affiliates and other sources are handled differently. Everything shows up in the reports for the store. With Nova Roma's current traffic the money earned by the store will not be much, probably a couple of hundred US dollars in the course of a year if enough citizens use the store. Basically, enough income to offset the expenses of web hosting.


Caninus


--------- Original Message ---------Subject: Re: [Nova-Roma] Amazon Store
From: Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@... Date: 2/9/13 5:03 pm
To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com

Ave!

If i recall correctly it is a couple of percent of the sale. I think
at most it was up to about 4% but its been years since I checked
Amazon's arrangement with blogs and other companies that have the
relationship agreement.

Vale,

Sulla

eBay bought PayPal several years ago.


Caninus


--------- Original Message ---------Subject: RE: [Nova-Roma] Amazon Store
From: charlesaronowitz@...
Date: 2/9/13 5:16 pm
To: "nova-roma@yahoogroups.com" <nova-roma@yahoogroups.com

Salve!

I buy things on eBay via PayPal. Is there some possible relationship to those organizations whereby commissions could be earned?

Vale!

Quadratus

To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
From: robert.woolwine@...
Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2013 19:12:16 -0700
Subject: Re: [Nova-Roma] Amazon Store


























Ave,



In what way?



Vale,



Sulla

In a message dated 2/9/2013 6:48:11 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
fororom@... writes:

Does anyone know if the Sodalitas Munerum is active anymore?
Salvete
It was owned by one of New Rome's founders Vedius Germanicus. Even he
forgot the passwords.

Valete
QFM




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C. Petronius L. Sullae sal.,
 
I did not have understood the word "Boondoggle".
For the asking, it is about you as a privatus. If I remember you do not like the "Obama care" and you give it another name... then, I was astonished to read under your calame the purpose to use some money to help citizens.
Vale.

C. Petronius Dexter
Arcoiali scribebat
a. d. IV Idus Februarias MMDCCLXVI  

________________________________
De : Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@... À : Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Dimanche 10 février 2013 6h39
Objet : Re: [Nova-Roma] Amazon Store

Ave!

Come on Dexter you remember the IT Boondoggle.  The attempt by Caeso Fabius
to divert 10,000 to Senator Saturnius (against Maine law) for the purposes
of revamping Nova Roma's website.  It was vetoed by Consul Albucius during
the same senate session that started the Civil War. :)  You were Tribune of
the Plebs that year - the only one that stayed loyal to Nova Roma. :)

Having money does not equate to having a profit.  In this case we would be
getting a referral credit for having a link to Amazon from our website.
The money we gain could be at the same time earmarked for something equal
to the amount received, hence it would not be a profit, but an offset.
It's an accounting outlay.

Are you asking me as CFO? or as a privatus?  Because your follow up
statement seems to be more along the lines of a personal statement.  Can
you be more specific?

Vale,

Sulla

On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 10:17 PM, Jean-François Arnoud
<jfarnoud94@...
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M. Iulius Scaeva A. Tulliae Scholasticae omnibusque S.P.D.

It is too bad that there such problems with some of the lists and that
the owners/creaters of these list have let them languish into such as
state.

This may be an issue the Senate should take up and for them to devise
a method of over-site to prevent this from happening in the future.

I also would suggest that links from the Nova Roma website to lists
that have become so dysfunctional should be removed and/or their
owners put on notice to clean them up.

It sounds like a new list for the province of Mediatlantica may need
to be created. It is unfortunate the incapacitated gentleman had not
made another member of the province an administrator so the list could
stay functional.

Optime Vale
M. Iulius Scaeva
Sent from my Windows 7 Samsung Laptop

On Saturday, February 09, 2013 at 10:56 PM, "A. Tullia Scholastica"
wrote:

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M. Iulius Scaeva C. Petronio Dextero salutem,

Yes, I noticed the S designation for the bus. This was not in the
English version but I understood the meaning in the various examples.


I try to pay close attention as I read Latin as I am still learning
and trying to make sure that I am comprehending the grammar properly.

I thank you again for sending me these useful style exercises.

Vale,
M. Iulius Scaeva
Sent from my Windows 7 Samsung Laptop

On Saturday, February 09, 2013 at 11:54 PM, "Jean-François Arnoud"
wrote:

C. Petronius Dexter M. Iulio Scaevae salutem,
You are right; in fact in the English version I forgot that the bus
was the bus of the S line, as the French story was written in 1947,
the S bus now not yet exists but it changed his name, now it is the
bus of the 84 line. That is the reason in the Latin versions I write
"laophorium/petorritum/raeda longa S". In another hand, I added by
lapse of concentration "weather very hot". In the original version the
weather was not said, we just know that it was midday and two hours
later for the second part...
I see that you read carefully.
Optime vale.
C. Petronius Dexter
Arcoiali scribebat
a. d. IV Idus Februarias MMDCCLXVI
________________________________
De : marcusiuliuscaeva marcusiuliusscaeva@... À : Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé le : Samedi 9 février 2013 23h05
Objet : Optima sis Salute, was: RE: [Nova-Roma] Re: looking to our
future
M. Iulius Scaeva C. Petronio Dextero sal,
I managed to read some of the style exercises today. It's a bit
hectic here with the 3 plus feet of snow we received over the last 24
hours. The wind knocked out the power several times but I think we're
past the worst of it.
I'm enjoying the style examples as they demonstrate how one can tell
the same story in a variety of different ways making the basic facts
more entertaining to digest.
As I haven't finished them all I have yet to determine which version
is my favorite
The only question I have so far is that in the examples I've read to
this point, I've seen no mention of the weather being very hot as
mentioned in the English version you provided. Not a big deal, just a
curiosity mostly.
Thank you again for sharing them with me.
Optime Vale,
M. Iulius Scaeva
--- In mailto:Nova-Roma%40yahoogroups.com, Jean-François Arnoud
wrote:
left. :o)
exercises a sort of personal Latine writing.
various Latine styles. We will read it a make some plays.
A very short and simple everyday event.
his hat in place of an usual ribbon gets a bus on, at midday, when the
bus is very full and weather very hot. The young man then protests at
his neighbour, because the neighbour crushs his feet everytime the bus
stops and passengers go down and up. Suddenly viewing a free seat, the
young man run to it and sit in.
Lazare station speaking with a dandy about his overcoat. The dandy
suggests that the young man raises his first button.
petaso suo funiculum contextum in locum taeniolae substituerat, in
laophorium S ascendit. Queritur cum vicino quotiens laophorium
consistat, dum viatores ascendunt et descendunt, totiens is pedem pede
obterat. Postea in sedem vacuam irruit.
adulescens cum eiusdem farinae adulescente colloquitur. "Abollae,"
inquit arbiter elegantiarum, "fibulam altius tollendam esse."
esse conuersos, sed a uobis quaero quo usque tandem iste procerior
quam celsior puer, longissimis faucibus, cui petasus non infula, ut
decet, sed, pro dii inmortales! funiculo contexto ac complicito
ornatur, qui etiam raedam in longam, quae S uulgo appellatur,
uectoribus plenam et impletam ascendit, patientia Quiritis uicini,
finitimi, proximi abutatur? Quocum, o tempora! o mores! queritur
quotiens haec raeda uectoria publica, consistat, iter intermittat, in
uia commoretur, dum ex uectoribus alteri ascendunt, alteri descendunt,
totiens is pedem pede premat, obterat, proculcet! O di immortales!
Vbinam gentium sumus? Qua in urbe uiuimus? Iste autem uir pessimus,
cum sedem vacare animaduertit, in eam ubi considat inruit!
Romana, in statione Sancti Lazari, eundem puerum, longe lateque cum
puero eiusdem farinae, qui tanquam magister munditiarum isti
"Amiculi", inquit, "fibulam altius esse tollendam", colloquentem
uideo."
porrecto, quippe quoius galerus haud infulatus sed funiculo contorto
ornatus est, in petorritum publicum ac frequentissumum scandit.
Ceterum cum uicino queri coepit de eius prauis moribus quod,
quotienscumque uehiculum consistit, quum alteri uiatores ascendunt,
descendunt alteri, pedes proculcat. Post ea ipse in uacuam sellam
currit.
habitus ante stationem Sancti Lazari, in area Romae, colloquuntur.
Ceterum hic illi eiuscemodi uerba facit: togae fibulam altius
tollundam.
alia scribere, tota certe mens in hac una contemplatione defixa est.
Adulescentem cogito, adulescentem uideo, prolixissimo collo, sic
petasatum ut pro taeniola contexto funiculo utatur. Hic ceterum in
publicum et celebritate refertissimum currum ascendit, sed cum quodam
uicino queritur quod, quotiescumque uehiculum consistit et uiatores
partim introeunt, partim exeunt, is pedem pede obterit. Sed sellam uix
uacantem ut primum uidit, ipse in eam irruit.
modum, qui infra rem quam qui supra, qui adstrictius quam qui effusius
dicit. Itaque, ut fabulae finem tibi faciam, duabus post horis,
amplissima in area Romana ante Sancti stationem Lazari, hic adulescens
adulescentem sui similem nanciscitur, a quo munditiarum peritissimo
monetur ut pallii fibulam altius tollat. Vale.
tacuerat proponit: Esse procerum adulescentem, cui porrectus in
longitudinem collus sit, cuiusque petasus pro taeniola funiculum
contortum ornetur, qui meridie alicuius diei in laophorium S
uiatoribus plenum ascendat. Hunc autem cum uicino suo queri quod,
quotienscumque currum publicum consistat et uiatores cum alteri eo
ascendant, tum alteri inde descendant, pedes proculcet. Hunc repente
uacuam in sedem praecipitari. Tertia hora post, ante stationem Sancti
Lazari, in area Romae, eundem adulescentem cum altero adulescente
moribus simili conuenire, qui priori dicat eum fibulam pallii altius
tollere.
intelligimus.
cujusdam adulescentis petasi pro taeniola funiculum complicitum
habentis ad adaequatam cognitionem laophorii uiatoribus referti (vide
huius Defin. in 2. Schol. Prop 40. p.2) & quo magis hoc modo a vicino
pedes adulescentis proculcari et querelas intelligimus, eo magis ( per
Prop. praec.) quotienscumque laophorium consistit viatorum altera pars
eo ascendit, altera pars hinc descendit ac proinde ( per Prop. 28. p.
4) summa vacuae sedis virtus, hoc est (per Defin. 8. p.4) cursus
pedibus potentia, seu in area Romae prope stationem Sancti Lazari,
sive (per Prop. 7. p. 3) cum altero adulescente moribus aequo summus
conatus est fibulam altius tollendam intelligere tertio cognitionis
genere. Q. E. D.
credere adulescentem eatenus pallium suum male claudere, quatenus ei
fibula egere non licet.
parabolam proposuit discipulis dicens: Simile factum est regnum
caelorum laophorio S dicto, in quo viatores ascendunt et descendunt,
quotienscumque commoratur. 37 De die autem illa et hora nemo scit
neque angeli caelorum nisi solus Pater. 38 Iesus dicebat et discipuli
audiebant ad invicem. 39 Audite: Ecce in laophorio S dicto adulescens,
cuius collus longissimus est, cuius petasus pro taenia contortum habet
funiculum. 40 Dies irae, dies illa, cum adulescens queritur contra
proximum, quia is vicinus iuvenis pedes proculcat. Et adulescens
supradictus a dextra Patris in sedem vacuam sedebat.
Discipuli dicunt ei: Etiam. 42 Et Iesus iterum dicit: In area Romae
prope stationem consecratam cui olim dixeram : Lazare, veni foras!
ambulat iuvenis ille cum amico suo, qui ei dicit: Fibulam pallii
altius tolle! 43 Qui habet aures audiendi, audiat.
24 Feb.
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Salve Laterense!



OK, I know you're asleep, but I got myself registered, even with the captia
(won't rant about those, here), and await your approval.



Vale bene!

C. Maria Caeca



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Ave!

Oh Boondoggle, scam, intent to defraud, Madoffesque. All the same. :)

As a privatus, ok as a privatus you would be hard pressed to find someone
more charitable than I am, Dexter. But, there is a clear difference
between private charity vs government theft. It is a shame that you cannot
tell the difference.

Vale,

Sulla

On Sun, Feb 10, 2013 at 2:08 AM, Jean-Fran�ois Arnoud
<jfarnoud94@...
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Dear Marcus,
 
First, your drawings are as always first rate and most interesting.
 
Second, thank you.
 
Sincerely,
 
Petrus Augustinus

From: James Mathews <JLMTopog@... To: ByzantiumNovum@yahoogroups.com; ByzantiumNovumMilitarium@yahoogroups.com; Sodalitas Militarium <SodalitasMilitarium@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, February 9, 2013 11:14 AM
Subject: [Nova-Roma] New Drawings

Greetings All;

For those who might have the slightest interest, I have uploaded two 
new drawings in my Roman and Byzantine Blogs:

http://RomanStudies.blogspot.com

http://ByzantiumNovumMilitarium.blogspot.com

They are ruins of a Byzantine Fort and a Roman Bathhouse on the Negev 
Desert, in Israel.

The first was at Nizana, Israel, and the second, was at Avdat.

Respectfully;

Marcus Audens

Ave!

One of the things changing in this day and age is the increase in the use of social media to engage the public. Facebook, twitter and google + are replacing things like newsletters. I know we have a presence on at least two of these media but it is my suggestion that we look to eventually have a social media editor responsible for keeping these services up to date.

The nice thing about this is that there are tools to automate the process. For example, every time a new post is posted to my blog it is reposted to my Facebook and twitter pages automatically.

Anyhow once things with the wiki are sorted out it might be a good idea to convene a group meeting with anybody interested in building and maintaining our social media, blogging, forum and podcasting strategies. Perhaps even a Skype conference call.

Just throwing that out there for future consideration.

Vale!

Tarquitius

Sent from my iPhone

Laterensis Caecae S.P.D.

I just approved your account, so you should be able to access everything now.  I'm glad the captcha didn't give you too much trouble.  They're a great tool for fending off spambots, but I can see how they'd give your adaptive software fits.  Anyway, you should be all set.  If there's anything else you need, please let me know.

Cura, ut valeas!

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Sta. Cornelia Aeternia M. Tarquitio Paulino Omnibusque S.P.D.

I like the idea.. I like the initiative...

However...

I think having a "Social Media Editor" may be just a bit too soon..

Since Nova Roma is in the rebuilding stages, the need to fortify its walls
and expand is a definite must. But we also don't want to take on so much
that those fortified walls just topple completely. Basically what I am
saying is lets not spread ourselves too thin too quickly.

If that makes any sense?

Again not against the idea completely but not at this time.. I think this
idea should bubble on the cauldron just a while longer.

Thank you Paulinus for coming up with new ideas and wanting to contribute.

Valete bene,
Aeternia

P.S. Remember trim posts if you can please :-)


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Sorry about the trimming part.

Yes I agree. I just wanted to get this out there on the table when it is time to move forward.

Vale!

Tarquitius

Sent from my iPhone

Salvete,

I apologize looking back at my last post, it looked like I was pointing out
to you specifically when it was a gentle reminder to everyone. I'm guilty
too especially when I post from my IPhone, so when I say *everyone*
includes me as well.


Your post also seemed something in the "immediate" future. Again it is
sometimes hard to tell "tone" with online communication. Thank you for the
clarification and glad we share the same sentiments.

Valete bene,
Aeternia



--
"De mortuis nil nisi bonum"


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Ave

One thing we always try to consider is an appropriate governmental office
for which to have jurisdiction and then average that out to which positions
do not have much to do in the big scheme of things.

Consuls generally are always busy given the actual tasks of running the
ship of state.
Censors are always busy either with new citizens, tribes and century issues
etc.
Praetors maintain the website and email lists....and heaven forbid if there
is a trial.

The likely positions would be the Curule Aedile and the Plebian Aedile.
Both have Ludi's which are vital. Curule Aediles have more. Not to
mention they have a role in the Macellum.

It would seem to me that this might be something to eventually fold into
the Plebian Aedile as a likely expansion of function as, I believe they
helped maintain vital infrastructure like the sewers, weights and measures,
etc (though I admit I could be confusing all of the Aediles functions.

This is something to think about down the road.....

Thanks for the suggestion,

Vale,

Sulla

Ave!

This very much would be considered our infrastructure or digital plumbing or roads if you will. Your suggestion as to who should take responsibility makes sense to me when the time comes.

I will continue working on the amazon store and once that has concluded to everyone's satisfaction I will then move on to help with whatever next infrastructure needs work.

Onwards.

Salve!

Tarquitius

Sent from my iPhone

Salve!

I have put together a rough amazon store that can be viewed at this link:

http://astore.amazon.com/novaroma-20

A couple of points:

1. We have the option of manually adding books or going with Amazon's default classifying scheme. I used Amazon's default classification so we pull in all books related to Ancient Rome. Please keep in mind that I have not tweaked all subcategories to feature only those books related to Ancient Rome for now. I can further edit and tweak the store once I receive back comments.

2. I am using the default graphical scheme for the store. We can customize it with our logo, change the colors, etc. but for now I just wanted to get the basics in place for this test.

3. Do not buy anything from this store unless you want the commission to go to me! As we have not set up an official Nova Roma account I used my account from my music site. This is only a test.

4. I have not added DVDs yet.

5. This is the store at its most basic, a link to the store on Amazon's site. This is what we should start with on the Wiki in addition to updating all the links on the Wiki with the new Amazon Account. Once that is done we can then decide about adding a separate tab or section to the Wiki with the store appearing within the Wiki itself.

6. This is just a test! Comments, suggestions and critiques are welcome but please remember this is Amazon software.

Vale!

Tarquitius

Avete Omnes,

In the last Senate session the Senate appointed 4 individuals to serve
as election officials for the remainder of this year. With discussion
between each of the members it is my pleasure to declare the following
positions.

Senator Venator - Dribitor of Nova Roma
C. Decius Laterensis - Dribitor of Nova Roma

Marcus Valerius Traianus - Custos of Nova Roma
Quaestor A. Iulius Paterculus - Custos of Nova Roma

Can someone please update the Nova Roma website to add these gentlemen
to the current magistrates page?

Once again, thank you for your service.

Respectfully,

Sulla

Avete Omnes,

Just another reminder regarding the tax season is upon us. The season
ends on the 31st of March.

If anyone needs any payment arrangements - please contact me - I am
more than pleased to make arrangements, My email address is
robert.woolwine@...

I will have the latest update on the tax rolls tomorrow evening. If
you have made a tax payment and want to confirm payment, please drop
me an email and I would be more than happy to confirm the information
I have.

Respectfully,

Sulla

Salvete!

Just registered. Looks great!

Valete,

Proculus

*John J. DiGilio* | Freelance Writer, Educator, Librarian
*Contributor to:* Chicagoist <http://chicagoist.com/profile/jdigilio/posts Elephant Journal <http://www.elephantjournal.com/author/john-digilio/
*"There are three things I have learned never to discuss with people:
religion, politics, and the Great Pumpkin." - Linus VanPelt*

Salvete! I somehow managed to register, get it approved ..and lose the
link. would some kind soul send it to me, so I can look around and bookmark
it? Thanks!
Valete Bene!
CMC

Salve Caeca, et salvete omnes!

Things like that happen.  The forum is at http://novaroma.brokenbonds.net

Curate, ut valeatis!

Sent from Yahoo! Mail on Android



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Salve Laterense!



Gratias tibi ago! Thanks for bailing me out ..again, LOL!



Vale bene!

C. Maria Caeca



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Cn. Lentulus magister aranearius L. Sullae consuli sal.


Thank you for the explanations.

The splash screen you refer to means the Capitoline Wolf with the Twins, on a black backgroud on novaroma.org? The initial page? If so, I support this idea to make it supreme main page from where everything links to our different tools.

without signing in.  You are right they are able to view all the public
material posted.  They do not need to create an account or anything.
This will not change.  If anything what they can view will be expanded in
degrees with the deeper layers (how expanded it's too soon to tell at
present) <<<<

That's what was always the plan ever since the move from the old website in 2006, and later enriched with ideas, but basically the original plan I agree that it shall be implemented, and now I see what you want, and it's a necessary step forward.

account.  Without the account they are only passive viewers, not active
participants. In other words to create an account they would have to be a citizen.  And with that they will be able to be fully active participants to our
organization - as you and I are.<<<

Naturally: but this is exactly this way, right now. I agree it is the policy we shall keep.


Vale!



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Lentulus Canino s. p. d.

Thank you for your explanation, it's appreciated! It is now very clear for me, and please use me and my insights at your discretion. I might be able to contribute given my previous experience with this plan. I was lobbying for these changes ever since this IT plan was about to start after the transition to the Wiki from the old system, and I was a member of the team that was going to work on it, around 2007-8, but that was later halted by the NR internal turbulences, and afterwards could never continue... I'm really glad this is now happening, and I'm personally very grateful for your work and efforts!

Vale!

--- Sab 9/2/13, M. Pompeius Caninus <caninus@...
Da: M. Pompeius Caninus <caninus@... Oggetto: RE: Re: [Nova-Roma] initial thoughts on Caninus' trial forum
A: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Data: Sabato 9 febbraio 2013, 19:18
















 













Caninus Lentulo S.P.D.



Amice, as we have discussed before, I do not want to see any major changes to the Wiki other than making it a second layer where folks interested in Nova Roma or Roman things in general would be able to find interesting articles and media in addition to NR archives, aanals, and official documents. The Wiki will be viewable crawable for Google and other search engines and viewable by non-citizens. Current policies requiring NR citizenship to edit should not change. As is now the case, going to www.novaroma.org will not present the Wiki's Main Page but something more interactive and engaging for non-citizens, including links to fora and social media where they will be able to participate without full citizenship and hopefully be mentored and guided. One of the issues we have now is the Wiki is easy to find but finding someone to talk to is a bit difficult for a non-citizen. I don't want to see the Wiki buried or changed but I would like non-citizens to
have more to do when they go to www.novaroma.org and more for citizens to do as well.



Bene vale amice!



Caninus



--------- Original Message ---------Subject: Re: [Nova-Roma] initial thoughts on Caninus' trial forum

From: "Cn. Cornelius Lentulus" cn_corn_lent@...
Date: 2/9/13 3:44 am

To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com



Lentulus Sullae cos. sal.



Thank you for your answers. So, (and please correct me if I misunderstood it), the contect of the Wiki will be entirely public for anyone to see and find by a Google search.



You say in order "to participate" one should have to "sign in". By "participation", I assume you mean "to edit articles". And "signing in to Wiki", as it seems from your words, would be not a citizenship, just a user account to the Wiki, but Wiki users could request citizenship later if they want to be involved in NR civic life.



So the only difference (besides having other surfaces and front pages such as the blog etc) between the current use of NR Wiki and the planned use of NR Wiki would be that while currently only citizens can edit, in the future anyone who logs in and create an account, could edit?



--- Sab 9/2/13, Robert Woolwine robert.woolwine@...


Da: Robert Woolwine robert.woolwine@...
Oggetto: Re: [Nova-Roma] initial thoughts on Caninus' trial forum

A: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com

Data: Sabato 9 febbraio 2013, 12:38



Ave,



Everything should be able to be seen. That is the entire purpose for

knowledge is for it to be seen.



But, to participate one would need to sign in. And, as the medium becomes

used and apart of NR life newbies who might not be members should want to

participate in what becomes apart of Nova Roma Life., This is why I want

to have a chatroom back again, why I want to increase the use of the

webpage and wiki.



I hope this makes my point of view clearer.



We can keep the NR main list as it is. We can even keep the FH as it is,

but the website is our presence in essence the representation of Nova Roma

life through knowledge, community and involvement.



Vale,



Sulla



On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 4:24 AM, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus <

cn_corn_lent@...


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Greetings Senator Audens,

The drawings are excellent, I wish I could draw near as good as you.

Very respectfully,
Crassus

Looks good.
C. Pompeius Marcelles


On Mon, 11 Feb 2013 00:58:32 -0000
"Mark B" <mark.boudreau@...

C. Aemilius Crassus omnibus SPD,

By request of Consul Sulla I would like to inform that the following
provinces have open positions for governor:

America austrorientalis
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_America_Austrorientalis_%28Nova_Roma%29

America boreoccidentalis
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_America_Boreoccidentalis_%28Nova_Roma%29

America medioccidentalis superior
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_America_Medioccidentalis_Superior_%28Nova_Roma%29

Argentina
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_Argentina_%28Nova_Roma%29

Australia
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_Australia_%28Nova_Roma%29

Guria
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_Guria_%28Nova_Roma%29

Hibernia
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Category:Provincia_Hibernia_%28Nova_Roma%29

Nipponia
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_Nipponia_%28Nova_Roma%29

Nova Britannia Ulterior
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_Nova_Britannia_Ulterior_%28Nova_Roma%29

Nova Hispania
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_Mexico_%28Nova_Roma%29

Thule
http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Provincia_Thule_%28Nova_Roma%29

Any citizen living in one of the above provinces that wishes to
volunteer to be governor of the province should send me an email stating
the wish to serve as governor to my email:

cDOTaemiliusDOTcrassusATgmailDOTcom

The minimum qualifications are to be at least 21 years old and to have
assiduus status.

The above provinces are the ones currently without governor for the next
year. Nevertheless if any citizen that fulfills the minimum
qualifications wishes to serve as governor of his/her province, even one
not listed above, she/he can apply sending a email to the same address.

I thank the citizens that have volunteer to serve and I passed the
information to the Consul.

Valete optime.

Salve Sulla, et salvete omnes!

I have an account to edit the wiki, so I'll take care of it when I get home, assuming someone else doesn't get to it first.

Curete, ut valeatis!

C. Decius Laterensis



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Cn. Lentulus magister aranearius L. Sullae cos. sal.

Updates made.

Vale!


--- Lun 11/2/13, Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@...

















 









Avete Omnes,



In the last Senate session the Senate appointed 4 individuals to serve

as election officials for the remainder of this year. With discussion

between each of the members it is my pleasure to declare the following

positions.



Senator Venator - Dribitor of Nova Roma

C. Decius Laterensis - Dribitor of Nova Roma



Marcus Valerius Traianus - Custos of Nova Roma

Quaestor A. Iulius Paterculus - Custos of Nova Roma



Can someone please update the Nova Roma website to add these gentlemen

to the current magistrates page?



Once again, thank you for your service.



Respectfully,



Sulla

























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Lentulus Mariae s. p. d.

There is no such function in a Wiki system like comments. There are only articles and article editorial debate pages. However, the debate (also called talk or discussion) pages are editable only by users, i.e. regular editors, and the purpose of the article debate pages is not to comment or debate about the article but to discuss among the editors about proposed changes on the article. So a Wiki talk page is an editorial tool, a workshop for editors of  a specific article. So it is *technically* impossible to allow someone to use the talk page who is not an editor. However, what could indeed be a place for comments it is a NR blog, where non-citizens as well as citizens could comment.

Vale optime!















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C. Maria Caeca Cn. Cornelio Lentulo S. P. D.



Please forgive my ignorance. I am not familiar with WIKI in any form,
obviously. As to your suggestion .that is in progress, even as I write.
Thank you most kindly for your explanation.



Vale quam optime!

C. Maria Caeca



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Ave!

Thank you!

Respectfully,

Sulla

On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 10:57 AM, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus <
cn_corn_lent@...
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Ave!

Ah Perfect, thank you.

Vale,

Sulla

Ave!

Amazing work! :) I could have sworn I have seen Nizana when I was
there in Israel in 2008. Just amazing!!! Wish I was back there again!
:)

Vale,

Sulla

Cn. Lentulus q. L. Sullae cos. omnibusque sal.

This is indeed a very important area for discussion, and I would like to offer my point of view how I personally see this question from Roman perspective. Let's see:

The praetores of Nova Roma don't have and never had the function of maintaining the website, and as they are the vice-presidents of the republic, I think it is reasonable that they did not have this function.

However, as you mention the aediles, here I am very much in agreement that our web infrastructure should be their task. This is what they did in ancient Rome: they were responsible for the infrastructures: maintaining streets, forums, markets, public buildings, culture and entertainment. The college of aediles, (not only the plebeian or curule, but all 4 aediles) worked together in Rome as one magistracy. I would like to see this revived in NR as well so that we don't look at the plebeian and curule aediles as tow entirely distinct magistracies, but just two slightly different titles for the same office (except in those 1-2 specific task which are distinctly curule or plebeian, but these are really only one or two tasks).

The four aediles should take care of much of our web infrastructure, making sure updates are regularly carried out, new articles are written, news are posted, the Market place (which in Latin is Mercatus, not Macellum - that was mistakenly used by NR in the past)  is working, etc, etc. Any webmaster or wikimaster or social media editor should work under their hands and together with them.

This is how the aediles could occupy their real place in our Roman government, because the ludi, although of vital importance, are just a tiny part of the aedilician tasks.

When it comes to the praetores, they should be given much more weight and importance in the NR government than they had in our Nova Roman past. Praetores as second in rank shall govern Nova Roma together with the consules, and shall participate in legislation, and policy making. Actually, they have these rights even now, but it has become a (bad) tradition in NR that all the praetores were usually left to do is moderation of mailing lists, wich is not even sure it should be their job.

The idea that praetores shall moderate mailing lists originated from the historical fact that praetores were responsible for the courts, so our past Nova Roman leaders let them serve the justice as mailing list moderators. Which is actually much more like a police job, and the police in NR was run by the aediles as well, not to mention, maintainance of fora was always an aedilician job. It's also a bad thing from juridical point of view to make the magistrates that lead the courts (praetores) to be the police at the same time. There was enough conflict in the past from this situation that praetores dictate moderation policy and also they execute it, and even they are who judge the infringers and punish them. What actually should be the scenario it's that the praetores should issue the moderation edict, the aediles should execute it and catch the infringers, and deal with them if it is a minor case, and defer to the praetores when it is a serious
question, and the praetores should deal with possible conflict resolution or, if needed, punishments. The praetores should primarily be conflict managers and not police. This is not only more historical and Roman, but this is more practical as well: but it's usally always so, the Romans had a very practical way of things. This way the praetores would have more time to engage in their real tasks, being vice-presidents of the res publica, policy makers and second in command of the republic's all affairs.


Valete!






--- Lun 11/2/13, Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@...
Da: Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@... Oggetto: Re: [Nova-Roma] Social media editor
A: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Data: Lunedì 11 febbraio 2013, 00:19

Ave

One thing we always try to consider is an appropriate governmental office
for which to have jurisdiction and then average that out to which positions
do not have much to do in the big scheme of things.

Consuls generally are always busy given the actual tasks of running the
ship of state.
Censors are always busy either with new citizens, tribes and century issues
etc.
Praetors maintain the website and email lists....and heaven forbid if there
is a trial.

The likely positions would be the Curule Aedile and the Plebian Aedile.
Both have Ludi's which are vital.  Curule Aediles have more.  Not to
mention they have a role in the Macellum.

It would seem to me that this might be something to eventually fold into
the Plebian Aedile as a likely expansion of function as, I believe they
helped maintain vital infrastructure like the sewers, weights and measures,
etc (though I admit I could be confusing all of the Aediles functions.

This is something to think about down the road.....

Thanks for the suggestion,

Vale,

Sulla

Greetings All;

Here is the latest drawing. Although it is noted as a church in
Byzantium, the ruins tell me that it was probably in use during the
Roman period as well.

Respectfully;

Marcus Audens

CORRECTION to my previous post, below, error and change emphasized by ***text***:


Error in this section:


The idea that praetores shall moderate mailing lists originated from the
historical fact that praetores were responsible for the courts, so our
past Nova Roman leaders let them serve the justice as mailing list
moderators. Which is actually much more like a police job, and the
police in *** NR*** was run by the aediles as well, not to mention,
maintainance of fora was always an aedilician job.

TO BE CORRECT ET TO

The idea that praetores shall moderate mailing lists originated from the
historical fact that praetores were responsible for the courts, so our
past Nova Roman leaders let them serve the justice as mailing list
moderators. Which is actually much more like a police job, and the
police in ***ANCIENT ROME*** was run by the aediles as well, not to mention,
maintainance of fora was always an aedilician job.















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C. Decius Laterensis omnibus S.P.D.


For anyone who's been following my SMF Nova Roma test forum project, I've got an update on it.  Since I got it installed, I've been trying to get a chat module working on it, and today I finally got it installed and working perfectly.  Anyone who's logged in should be able to chat in real time with any other user.  I've tested it with a test account with both citizen and non-citizen privilege levels, and it seems to be working fine.  If there's any trouble with it not working, please let me know, and I'll do what I can to sort it out.

For anyone who hasn't had a chance to check the forum out yet, you can find it at http://novaroma.brokenbonds.net .

Curate, ut valeatis!

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Omnibus in foro S. P. D.

Here is what I hope will evolve into our official Blog. Yeah, it's only 1
post, but have I got plans! Anyway, if you'd like to see (and yes, it's
graphically *very* basic, at the moment), the link is:

http://novaromamatters.blogspot.com/2013/02/welcome-to-nova-roma-matters.htm
l#!/2013/02/welcome-to-nova-roma-matters.html

Valete quam optime!
C. Maria Caeca

Caninus omnibus salutem plurimam dicit.

I have added some new capabilities to the trial forum - http://nrdev.co/social - so there are actually two ways to chat now.

There is a whole-site chat that shows up as a tab on the right side of the screen about one-third of the way down from the top. Just click and it will open up a column for chat on the right third of your screen. This will also allow private chats if you click on the third tab.

In addition there are now several chat rooms that can be accessed either through the 'Chat Room' menu item or by the bubble icon near the top left of the screen. When you open the chat room it will automatically add the first five rooms as tabs. I have set a limit so you can only participate in five chat rooms at the same time, as that seems reasonable for most mortals. If there are any gregarious demi-gods out there that would like to chat in more than five rooms at the same time just let me know and I will bump up the limit. You can remove rooms from your chat screen by clicking the red X next to the room name on the chat room tab. You can then add rooms by clicking room names from the list on the right.

I have also added an event calendar so there is a site-wide calendar and calendars for each group.

Under the More menu you can also find a new item called Polls, which does basically what it says. Anyone can add a new poll. I put up an example there.

I also added a new menu item called 'Nova Roma Wiki' that takes you to Nova Roma's site. Note that you will leave the trial forum and be sent to the first page (language selection screen) for the Nova Roma site.

Bene valete!

Caninus


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Salve Canine!



You, Sir, have been busy! Congratulations on a truly impressive
presentation!



Vale quam optime!

C. Maria Caeca



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Caninus Caecae omnibusque sal.

Gratias amica!

One note, though:

I have turned off Barc - the site-wide chat - because it has a bug that may prevent it from loading when you click on it. The developers have a new version in the works and expect to release it this week. I will add Barc back to the site when I have the new version. In the meantime, the chat rooms are working fine.

Bene valete!

Caninus



--------- Original Message --------- Subject: RE: [Nova-Roma] Updates made to trial forum
From: "cmc" <c.mariacaeca@... Date: 2/11/13 4:24 pm
To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com

Salve Canine!

You, Sir, have been busy! Congratulations on a truly impressive
presentation!

Vale quam optime!

C. Maria Caeca

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A. Liburnio Canine omnibusque sal.

I have tried to use the rndev forum, but I receive an error message
stating that I must check my log in ID, user name, email id,  or
password. I am using "Aulus Liburnius Hadrianus". Could you please take a look when you have some time?

Vale atque valete optime
ALH




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Cn. Lentulus pontifex Quiritibus s. p. d.

If *this* is not a sign then what is? Quirites, view the photo, read the article, and spend some minutes on meditation:

http://www.independent.ie/world-news/lightning-strikes-vatican-city-just-hours-after-popes-resignation-29065168.html

Auspicium oblativum it is, as it's called.



Valete in pace Concordiae!




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Salve Canine,

I can only say the same thing Caeca did, you have been busy and it looks
great even without the general chat.

Thank you Canine.

Vale optime,
Crassus

Salvete omnibus!

Indeed. I appreciate the open Roman outlook on religious matters as compared to the intolerance of many modern monotheists.

Valete!

Quadratus

To: nova-roma@yahoogroups.com
From: cn_corn_lent@...
Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2013 10:33:09 +0000
Subject: [Nova-Roma] Jupiter's bolt


























Cn. Lentulus pontifex Quiritibus s. p. d.



If *this* is not a sign then what is? Quirites, view the photo, read the article, and spend some minutes on meditation:



http://www.independent.ie/world-news/lightning-strikes-vatican-city-just-hours-after-popes-resignation-29065168.html



Auspicium oblativum it is, as it's called.



Valete in pace Concordiae!



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C. Decius Cn. Lentulo pontifex omnibusque S.P.D.

Thank you for passing that along.  That certainly fits the definition of an Auspicum Oblativum as far as I can tell. A Catholic Pope putting in his two-weeks notice, while not unprecedented, is certainly a very unusual event.  When my wife first heard about it, she predicted some chaos ahead for the Catholics.  I dismissed the idea at first, assuming that everything will go smooth and they'll elect a new leader just as they've done for the last 2000 years or so. 

Now, with such an obvious sign from Jupiter, I wonder if I might be wrong.  The world isn't the same now as it was over the past centuries of Catholic domination of Europe.  After all, who would've thought polytheism would make a comeback after all these years?  Not to mention the other changes and problems they've faced in recent years.  At any rate, I'll be paying closer attention to the situation than I otherwise might have.

Curate, ut valeatis!



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M. Iulius Scaeva Cn. Lentulo pontifici salutem,

Given the timing of the event it would most certainly seem to be a sign of some sort.

Looking at the photo, and using Google Earth to orientate the image, it appears that the bolt came from east to west. Is this not a good sign? The question however is one of perspective; good for whom?

Di te incolumem custodiant!


M. Iulius Scaeva

Caninus Liburnio sal.


Registration errors most often occur because there is a space or special character in the username or the password selected is too short. Yesterday I set the minium password length set to 10 characters, which may be longer than most folks are accustomed to using. It is probably more of a nuisance than a help. Although the only real security for passwords is their length, 10 characters does not offer much protection. Anyway, I will look for your registration attempt in the log file a little later today to see what happened.


Bene valete.


Caninus
--------- Original Message ---------Subject: Re: [Nova-Roma] Updates made to trial forum
From: Bruno Zani <reenbru@... Date: 2/11/13 9:36 pm
To: "Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com" <Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
A. Liburnio Canine omnibusque sal.

I have tried to use the rndev forum, but I receive an error message
stating that I must check my log in ID, user name, email id, or
password. I am using "Aulus Liburnius Hadrianus". Could you please take a look when you have some time?

Vale atque valete optime
ALH

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Awesome, I like it. When will it be ready?
Macellus


On Mon, 11 Feb 2013 18:13:41 -0700
"M. Pompeius Caninus" <caninus@...

Avete Omnes,

It is my pleasure to bring to you the first writing contest -
hopefully the first of many, in Nova Roma. The purpose of this is
fourfold:

1 - Further develop the Nova Roma Wiki by the creation of articles
that are more than just a couple of sentences long.
2 - Spark more interesting discussion on the ML and sodalitas lists
(since once posted on the ML and appropriate to sodalitas - the
information can be posted there as well)
3 - To allow the writers of Nova Roma to wax lyrical on their skills
and get some publicity from it. :)
4 - To develop a more academic level of discussion through the use of
sources in the writing.

To accomplish this we will have a monthly contest.

March's topic is: Roman Personalities (This includes Nova Roma
Personalities - Yes I was asked if that was also in the topic)

Minimum requirements:

All entries must be sent to robert.woolwine@.... Any entry
posted on any list will be disqualified.
Entries must have a minimum of 300 words typed
3 sources must be utilized in the article.
Language used must be English.
Entries must be submitted to robert.woolwine@... by March 10th.
There are no maxiumum word counts nor maximum number of references.

Judges - who are mostly lined up will have a week to judge the papers.
They will then return their results to robert.woolwine@...
Judges will be given blind papers to review, In other words they will
be getting the papers directly from me with no identifying author -
this will keep it about as impartial as I can make it.
Judges cannot participate in the contest (for obvious reasons).

If you win two contest in one year (12 month revolving) then you will
be unable to compete until the earliest anniversary, In other words,
if you win the March and August entry and it is now December you
cannot participate for the sake of earning a prize until next March
rolls around.

All information presented for the contest is your own original work -
it can be submitted to a plagerism checker for verification, and the
work can be posted on the Nova Roma website with authorship
identified.

Prize: Either a $15.00 gift card or a $15.00 paypal deposit.
Article to be posted on the Nova Roma Mainlist - credit to
the author.
Article to be posted and promoted on the Nova Roma Wiki website

If anyone has any questions or concerns - please post them. I have
tried to think of everything - but I am sure someone will have a good
question that I did not think of or forgot to include and this is a
learning experience at this point.

Respectfully,

Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix
Consul of Nova Roma

Ave,

While each judge will have the discretion to weight the specific here
is the general rubric that will be utilized in the judges evaluation
of the essays:

Please see the attachment. And, if you cannot see the attachment,
drop me an email and I will send it out.

Respectfully,

Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix


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Cn. Lentulus pontifex C. Decio, C. Claudio, M. Iulio s. p. d.

Indeed.

And if the lightning bolt had not been enough to get you to the feeling called "horror sacer":

http://www.torontomike.com/2013/02/german_calendar_predicts_popes.html

It's not yet published in English media, only in German.

Something around divinity is accumulating here.

Valete!

--- Mar 12/2/13, Glenn Thacker <rajuc47@...
Da: Glenn Thacker <rajuc47@... Oggetto: Re: [Nova-Roma] Jupiter's bolt
A: "NR Main List" <nova-roma@yahoogroups.com Data: Martedì 12 febbraio 2013, 15:28
















 









C. Decius Cn. Lentulo pontifex omnibusque S.P.D.



Thank you for passing that along.  That certainly fits the definition of an Auspicum Oblativum as far as I can tell. A Catholic Pope putting in his two-weeks notice, while not unprecedented, is certainly a very unusual event.  When my wife first heard about it, she predicted some chaos ahead for the Catholics.  I dismissed the idea at first, assuming that everything will go smooth and they'll elect a new leader just as they've done for the last 2000 years or so. 



Now, with such an obvious sign from Jupiter, I wonder if I might be wrong.  The world isn't the same now as it was over the past centuries of Catholic domination of Europe.  After all, who would've thought polytheism would make a comeback after all these years?  Not to mention the other changes and problems they've faced in recent years.  At any rate, I'll be paying closer attention to the situation than I otherwise might have.



Curate, ut valeatis!



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Ave,

Well to talk about politics I think we all should long for the days of
Catholicism when we are compared with the alternative, ie Islam - militant,
fanatical and far more evil IMHO.

I really hope that there is a new, vibrant and strong pontiff who gets
elected that will be able to stand up to the alternative.

Vale,

Sulla

On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 11:54 AM, Cn. Cornelius Lentulus <
cn_corn_lent@...
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Alios iuvare possum contendere non ad mortem.
I can strive to help others, but not to death.

Salutem omni,

Its called enlightenment.


In July.2007, I personally witnessed a lightning bolt hit a telephone pole near my house. I was at a time when I went from not knowing to KNOWING how to contract. In other words, the lightning marked my transition to enlightenment.

 
Regarding the Pope's decision to retire, I say Iupiter was giving him His approval. This tells me that I don't have to be a martyr. I can strive to help others, but not to death.


Habere facis quod diem
Have a nice day,
Tiberius Marcius Quadra


________________________________
From: marcusiuliuscaeva <marcusiuliusscaeva@... To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2013 12:40 AM
Subject: [Nova-Roma] Re: Jupiter's bolt


 
M. Iulius Scaeva Cn. Lentulo pontifici salutem,

Given the timing of the event it would most certainly seem to be a sign of some sort.

Looking at the photo, and using Google Earth to orientate the image, it appears that the bolt came from east to west. Is this not a good sign? The question however is one of perspective; good for whom?

Di te incolumem custodiant!

M. Iulius Scaeva

Omnibus in foro S. P. D.

Well, our little blog has had 59 views so far, 1 comment (thank you,
Senator), and no followers ...yet. I just made another post, though.

Valete bene!
C. Maria Caeca

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Salvete,

I actually maintain a twitter feed of NR-related stuff that occurs to me.
It's under the name _Nova_Roma_. Maybe some more "official" version should
be set up, rather than just "stuff happening in NR that Valerianus thinks
is worth noting" . . .

Vale!
~ Valerianus


--
Gaius Tullius Valerianus

Augur of Nova Roma
Lictor Curiatus of Nova Roma
Tribunus Plebis of Nova Roma
Praefectus of Arizona Australis


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Fabius Canino SAL

In a message dated 2/12/2013 8:04:25 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
caninus@... writes:

Yesterday I set the minium password length set to 10 characters, which may
be longer than most folks are accustomed to using. It is probably more of
a nuisance than a help. Although the only real security for passwords is
their length, 10 characters does not offer much protection. Anyway, I will
look for your registration attempt in the log file a little later today to see
what happened
-----------
If you set a password that must be 10 characters long you might mention
that in your registration info.

Just saying

Vale

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Ave!

That is a good point and can the twitter type of structure that was on
Caninus's set up can that be made to broadcast directly to twitter as
well ie seamlessly or is it just within its own environment?

Vale,

Sulla

On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 1:38 PM, Gaius Tullius Valerianus
<gaius.tullius.valerianus@...

Ave!


I believe there is a plugin that will let us to tweet from an account in the trial site to a Twitter account. I will look into it.


Optime vale.


Caninus


--------- Original Message ---------Subject: Re: [Nova-Roma] Twitter! Was: Social media editor
From: Robert Woolwine <robert.woolwine@... Date: 2/12/13 11:43 am
To: Nova-Roma@yahoogroups.com

Ave!

That is a good point and can the twitter type of structure that was on
Caninus's set up can that be made to broadcast directly to twitter as
well ie seamlessly or is it just within its own environment?

Vale,

Sulla

On Tue, Feb 12, 2013 at 1:38 PM, Gaius Tullius Valerianus
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Salvete!



Um, we might want to be sure that there is a way to determine which wire
posts are also sent to Twitter ..I don't we'd want each and every one of
them to be sent to the entire world, LOL!



Valete bene!

C. Maria Caeca



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