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== Comparison of services used by UUs ==
  
'''Welcome to UUWiki!'''
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=== [http://www.3ix.org/ 3ix] ===
  
UUWiki is dedicated to helping Unitarian Universalists share ideas and work together using a "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki wiki]".  Please add your own expertise by editing these articles and contributing your own.
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'''Operating System''' - Linux
  
To learn more about "wikis" and how easy it is to contribute to this site, [[#About this Wiki|see below]].
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'''Features''' - cPanel with Fantastico and a long list of Open Source programs
  
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'''Cost''' - 4 packages range from $12/yr. to $88/yr. ($73 additional for SSL & dedicated IP using their top 2 packages with Shell Access)
*'''[[UUWiki Support Pages for UUA sponsored Mailing Lists]]'''
 
**[[Antiracist-UU]] -- Antiracist UU activities, resources, ideas
 
**[[ChurchMgmtSoftware]] -- Discussion of Software for Membership, Contributions and Finances.  
 
**[[Civil Liberties]] -- Discussion of Civil Liberties
 
**[[PR-L]] -- Sharing the good news about UUism
 
**[[UUBF-L]] -- Unitarian Universalist Buddhist Fellowship
 
**[[UUHS-chat]] -- Discussion of UU History and Historical Research
 
**[[UU-Money]] -- Sharing among Society Finance Leaders
 
**[[Websters| Websters]] -- building and maintaining UU webpages
 
**[[Worship-l]] -- Preparing for and presenting successful worship services
 
  
*'''[http://uua.org/ Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA)] topics'''
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'''Reviews'''
**[[Social Witness Process Bylaws Changes]] - for vote at GA 2006
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*From JoyceD 11/7/2007 - I've used it for 1 1/2 yrs. with several sites and few problems, though it doesn't have a toll free phone number for tech support & sometimes the LiveChat will put in a ticket for tech support via email, I usually get a satisfactory answer to questions within 12 hrs. I wouldn't recommend it if you need faster tech support. I notice that some accounts (on different 3ix computers) have more updated software than others. They also don't have automated bill paying using saved credit card information - they email their annual renewal bill, but they don't take down sites that are late and there's no late fee (up to 10 days or something like that). I see there's a dedicated hate group to them that primarily criticizes their "unlimited bandwidth" - I don't see how any server can truly offer bandwidth that is "unlimited" or space either, though many claim to. The cost per service is very good for those who would like to save money.
**Study Action Issues (SAI)
 
*** 2006-2010 [[Peacemaking]]
 
*** 2005-2007 [[Moral Values for a Pluralistic Society]]
 
***[http://www.uua.org/csw/ Commission on Social Witness]: explains the process for on SAIs and AIWs
 
***[[Proposed Study Action Issues]] - UUWiki discussions of proposals, which are due December 15 of each year
 
**Statements of Conscience (SoC)
 
*** 2004-2006 [[Threat of Global Warming]]
 
*** 2003-2005 [[Criminal Justice and Prison Reform]]
 
*** 2002-2004 [[Civil Liberties]]
 
*** 2001-2003 [http://bcn.boulder.co.us/~neal/uu/globalization/ Economic Globalization]
 
*** [http://www.uua.org/actions/ UUA's previous SoC's and other Social Justice Statements]
 
**Actions of Immediate Witness (AIW)
 
***[[Proposed Actions of Immediate Witness]] (due on Saturday of General Assembly each year)
 
**Business Resolutions
 
***[[Proposed Business Resolutions and Bylaws changes]] (due February 1 of each year)
 
**General Assembly FAQs
 
**[[Policy Based Governance]] 
 
  
*'''[[UUA Districts]]'''
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'''Examples'''
**See http://www.uua.org/DIST/index.html for a map and list
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*[http://www.jpdwr.org/ JPD Women & Religion] uses the Excite plan ($12/yr.)
**See [[UUA Districts]] for UUWiki pages devoted to collaborative activities in districts
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*[http://www.uuallies.com/drupal UU Allies for Racial Equity] uses the Expert hosting plan (and pays a small amount extra for SSL and dedicated IP - for $128/yr.)
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*[http://www.baltwashuus.org/ Baltimore Washington Unitarian Universalists] and [http://www.philwiluus.org/ Philadelphia Wilmington Unitarian Universalists] share the same service in different directories using the Extra Hosing Plan ($33/yr.)
  
*'''Independent Affiliate organizations'''
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=== [http://www.bluehost.com/ Blue Host] ===
**''import from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unitarian_Universalist_Independent_Affiliate_organizations Independent Affiliate organizations]''
 
** [[Unitarian Jihad]]
 
  
*'''Links'''
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'''Operating System''' - Linux
**[http://www.uua.org/programs/online/ UUA resources]
 
**[http://www.cuc.ca/ Canadian association]
 
**[http://www.icuu.net/ International UUs]
 
**[http://www.uuism.net/uuphpbb UUism.net Support Forum]
 
**[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unitarian_Universalism Wikipedia on UUism]
 
**[[List of UU blogs]]
 
**[[List of UU podcasts]]
 
**[[List of Unitarian Universalists]]
 
**[[Other UU Wikis]]
 
**[[Current events]]
 
  
==About this Wiki==
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'''Features''' - cPanel with Fantastico and a long list of Open Source programs - 1 package only, includes Shell Access
A '''Wiki''', or WikiWikiWeb, is a collaborative hypertext environment, with an emphasis on easy access to and modification of information.
 
  
'''You''' can edit any nearly any page by pressing the '''edit''' tab at the top of the page. And if you
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'''Cost''' - $6.95/mo. if you sign up for 2 yrs. up front ($166.80/2 yrs. = $83.40/yr.)
see clear vandalism, '''you''' can easily [[UUWiki:How to revert a page to an earlier version|revert it to an earlier version]].  
 
  
To learn more about what a Wiki is, and why vandalism is less of a problem than you may think, see the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki Wikipedia page on wikis], or read about [[http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?WhyWikiWorks WhyWikiWorks]].
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'''Reviews'''
A few pages (like this one) are "protected" to cut down on wikispam.  Use the "discussion page" to ask one of the sysadmins to change this page.
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*From JoyceD 11/7/2007 - I have log-in capability on a site that uses it, but I haven't dealt with them directly. I see a lot of people think they're great, but I compared software versions and they're not up-to-date on everything. I believe it's their customer service that gets them top ratings, which includes 24X7 toll free phone support. I have also read some reviews from unsatisfied customers, though.
  
Note that all pages on UUWiki are licensed under the [http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html GNU Free Documentation License] as discussed at [[UUWiki:Copyrights]].  Do not submit copyrighted work without permission!
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'''Examples'''
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*[http://www.jpduua.org/ Joseph Priestley District]
  
Interesting starting points for this wiki:
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=== [http://www.uusim.net/index.php UUism] ===
* [[Special:Recentchanges]]: see which topics people are currently working on here
 
* [[Special:Popularpages]]: the most popular pages
 
* [[Help:Contents]]: help to get you going
 
* [[Sand box]]: feel free to change this page and experiment with editing
 
* [[Help:Editing]]: How to make links, lists, headers, etc.
 
* [[Installation experiences]] and information for administrators.
 
  
With this wiki software, there is a "discussion" ("Talk:") page for each normal page.
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'''Operating System''' - Linux Fedora Core 4
Normal practice is to try to reflect the current consensus on the actual "article" pages, without
 
attribution of who contributed what, and to use the "Talk" page (click on the "discussion" tab at the top) to talk ''about'' that consensus, in signed entries.  If you "'''log in'''" (via the link in the upper right - a quick, painless process after initial email confirmation) you can easily sign and timestamp your contributions to talk pages by entering four
 
tildas in a row: <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>
 
  
Another good reason to log in, is that you can mark pages you want to keep track of and track
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'''Features''' - EnsimPro administrative panel - "comes with Web Site, Subdirectory Access (FTP), Shell Access (SSH) and Email Server Access (POP3)"
updates via '''my watchlist'''.
 
  
Please use the [[sand box]] to try things out, rather than creating new test pages.
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'''Cost''' - "$48 per year for 25 MB with free setup" (according to site 11/7/2007)
  
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'''Reviews'''
Quick Wikilinks: [[Special:Popularpages|Popular pages]] ~ [[Special:Newpages|Newest pages]] ~ [[Special:Ancientpages|Oldest pages]] ~ [[Special:Allpages|All pages]] ~ [[Special:Listusers|Users]]
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*From JoyceD 11/7/2007 - I've used it for ~8 yrs. & it has improved over time. I've only used it for services that our UU host, Jim Hermann, has offered free. THANKS, JIM! He serves over 100 UU congregations and organizations.
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*From BruceC 2007/11/7 - I've used this service for many years.  Our main pages are still hosted on a local community based service for non-profit pages.  But they don't offer server programs so I have been migrating more and more to uuism.  First was our domain name, then email lists, then the forums and now we are rebuilding our site in Joomla.  (UUism doesn't currently offer Joomla via Ensim, but it was not difficult to install.)  Ensim doesn't always keep all software up to the most current, but most of it is especially if there are security concerns.  Site availability has been much better than 99%.  Response to emailed questions is usually within a couple of hours.
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'''Examples'''
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*[http://www.rec-room.org/ REC-Room]
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*[http://www.uuism.net/uuwiki/ UU Wiki] - this site

Revision as of 14:58, 23 August 2007

Comparison of services used by UUs

3ix

Operating System - Linux

Features - cPanel with Fantastico and a long list of Open Source programs

Cost - 4 packages range from $12/yr. to $88/yr. ($73 additional for SSL & dedicated IP using their top 2 packages with Shell Access)

Reviews

  • From JoyceD 11/7/2007 - I've used it for 1 1/2 yrs. with several sites and few problems, though it doesn't have a toll free phone number for tech support & sometimes the LiveChat will put in a ticket for tech support via email, I usually get a satisfactory answer to questions within 12 hrs. I wouldn't recommend it if you need faster tech support. I notice that some accounts (on different 3ix computers) have more updated software than others. They also don't have automated bill paying using saved credit card information - they email their annual renewal bill, but they don't take down sites that are late and there's no late fee (up to 10 days or something like that). I see there's a dedicated hate group to them that primarily criticizes their "unlimited bandwidth" - I don't see how any server can truly offer bandwidth that is "unlimited" or space either, though many claim to. The cost per service is very good for those who would like to save money.

Examples

Blue Host

Operating System - Linux

Features - cPanel with Fantastico and a long list of Open Source programs - 1 package only, includes Shell Access

Cost - $6.95/mo. if you sign up for 2 yrs. up front ($166.80/2 yrs. = $83.40/yr.)

Reviews

  • From JoyceD 11/7/2007 - I have log-in capability on a site that uses it, but I haven't dealt with them directly. I see a lot of people think they're great, but I compared software versions and they're not up-to-date on everything. I believe it's their customer service that gets them top ratings, which includes 24X7 toll free phone support. I have also read some reviews from unsatisfied customers, though.

Examples

UUism

Operating System - Linux Fedora Core 4

Features - EnsimPro administrative panel - "comes with Web Site, Subdirectory Access (FTP), Shell Access (SSH) and Email Server Access (POP3)"

Cost - "$48 per year for 25 MB with free setup" (according to site 11/7/2007)

Reviews

  • From JoyceD 11/7/2007 - I've used it for ~8 yrs. & it has improved over time. I've only used it for services that our UU host, Jim Hermann, has offered free. THANKS, JIM! He serves over 100 UU congregations and organizations.
  • From BruceC 2007/11/7 - I've used this service for many years. Our main pages are still hosted on a local community based service for non-profit pages. But they don't offer server programs so I have been migrating more and more to uuism. First was our domain name, then email lists, then the forums and now we are rebuilding our site in Joomla. (UUism doesn't currently offer Joomla via Ensim, but it was not difficult to install.) Ensim doesn't always keep all software up to the most current, but most of it is especially if there are security concerns. Site availability has been much better than 99%. Response to emailed questions is usually within a couple of hours.

Examples