Visvanath Ratnaweera

To those who are wondering what "open social web" is - as opposed to "social media", which is neither social nor media - here is a recent, in-depth article:

 

 

and the past discussion here: 

Come and Join Mastodon

https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=465411

Perfect timing. We wanted to publish a short course in Moodle as OER and to our dismay got to know that MoodleNet is no more!

I browsed the information you've provided. Unfortunately some of them are dead ends, even the web archive is confused, I think the URLs have changed. From what I saw, that it is connected to the Fediverse is a great plus. Logged in with our @EduNET_LK@fosstodon.org handle and opened a collection.

Anyway, you might know the first version of moodle.net, which was just a collection of mbz files, sorted according to language and then subject. People could restore them in their Moodle instances and run. For those who want to try out before running, some offered a sandbox site. What is the equivalent in Commonplace?

 

One more thing: This course is undergoing a revision and probably will be updated sporadically. There is no need to keep old versions but there must be a scheme not to confuse the recipients.

 

And where is the space for feedback, discussion - the blog-like message box below each item?

 

Hallo Ingo

Rund 60.000 Dateien stimmt.

Ich habe von https://download.moodle.org/ die Datei moodle-5.2.zip heruntergeladen. Ist 138 MiB (143824207 Byte).

'md5sum moodle-5.2.zip' gibt ac1ac122f6884609b6b59f1242d42b26 aus. Das stimmt ueberein mit dem Inhalt im moodle-5.2.zip.md5.

moodle-5.2.zip extrahiert und mit 'find moodle -type f | wc -l' gezaehlt: Gibt 61530 aus.

Ev. Platzmangel im Server? Oder sonst restriktionen beim Hoster?

@Site administrator

 

Can confirm, it has become a regular feature.

This is where I got blocked posting in Firefox:

Retrying didn't help.

 

Changed to Brave and getting the same:

 

Went back to a new tab in Firefox and could post:

 

Then came back to Brave and getting:

 

When this happens overall the site appear to be dead slow, like 15-30 response times up to timing out.

 

I run a testing web server behind a consumer line and a closed router in a third world country with a VPN jugglery, it is still more responsive from here (Europe) than moodle.org!

My question was not about any reverse engineering or about how Git works. My question was simply whether the HQ has make any changes in the Git repository.