[add-art dev] updating add art

[Steve Lambert]

I just subscribed Alysa Wright to the list.  She met with me and  
started working on Add-Art today.  She's getting a feel for things  
and updating and organizing our wiki with her fresh eyes as she  
goes.  She's got some good ideas too, and likes the ones below.

We should all meet up again soon eh?  Other thoughts?

Steve

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On Jan 6, 2009, at 1:53 PM, Matt Katz wrote:

> Does anyone want to get together to hack on add-art for this and  
> version 2
> It's about time to improve it a little bit.
> I think the next steps are probably:
> 1. Allow other websites to provide art for add-art
> 2. Make it easy for other websites to provide art for add-art
> 3. Promote this change.
> 4. Provide better attribution on art.
> Anything else we should be looking for?
>
>>
>>
>> Begin forwarded message:
>>
>>> From: Paul Rouget <paul.rouget at mozilla.com>
>>> Date: November 28, 2008 12:03:21 PM EST
>>> To: paul.rouget at mozilla.com
>>> Subject: Firefox 3.1 Beta 2: Time to start updating add-ons.
>>>
>>> [ Note: this is a one-time mail that is being sent out to add-ons
>>> developers to give them information about current schedules,  
>>> where to
>>> find more information about Firefox 3.1 and how to sign up for our
>>> add-
>>> ons newsletter. ]
>>>
>>> For more information, please see the last AMO article:
>>> http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2008/11/27/firefox-31-beta-2-time-to-
>>> start-updating-add-ons/
>>>
>>> Firefox 3.1 Beta 2 will likely be released the first week of
>>> December.  With Beta 2 we're making the promise that we won't be
>>> changing interfaces that break add-ons so now is the time to start
>>> updating.  We have added a Beta 3 to our schedule.  With Beta 3 we
>>> will start aggressively pushing Firefox out into users' hands, so  
>>> it's
>>> important that in between Beta 2 and Beta 3 that your add-ons are
>>> updated, otherwise we will have problems getting users to update.
>>>
>>> The best way to keep up to date about what's going on with add- 
>>> ons is
>>> to subscribe to the very high-signal about:addons newsletter.  It's
>>> easy, it's friendly and it's delivered to your mailbox on a regular
>>> basis.
>>>
>>> https://addons.mozilla.org/newsletter/subscribe.html
>>>
>>> You should also follow the Mozilla add-ons blog which has regular
>>> updates about important information related to add-ons:
>>>
>>> http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/
>>>
>>> If you're worried about how much work this will be, don't.  Most  
>>> add-
>>> ons won't require changes in order to support Firefox 3.1.  Based on
>>> feedback from people that have already updated we have started the
>>> process of documenting those changes at the Mozilla Developer  
>>> Center:
>>>
>>> https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Updating_extensions_for_Firefox_3.1
>>>
>>> You can also see the overall changes for developers on the  
>>> developer's
>>> page for 3.1:
>>>
>>> https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Firefox_3.1_for_developers
>>>
>>> If you want to ask for help or to give us feedback, please refer to:
>>> http://blog.mozilla.com/addons/2008/11/27/firefox-31-beta-2-time-to-
>>> start-updating-add-ons/
>>>
>>> Beta 2 is the start of our push to get people updated.  The  
>>> newsletter
>>> and the weblog will be updated as we move to the next beta.  So
>>> thanks, and happy updating!
>>>
>>> -- Paul Rouget
>>>
>>>
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