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Welcome to the Montgomery County Collaboration Tools Site

This is a government site. If you have been granted access as a fellow developer and/or consultant, please remember everything you do is subject to the Freedom of Information Act and the various statutes relative to abuse and misuse of government resources. You are welcome here, but abuse is prosecuted.

No anonymous access is granted and no aliases are allowed. You will only be granted access if your email address is confirmed AND you have identified yourself. If you do not wish to reveal your true identity, you have no business on a government site anyway. Please do not attempt to create a sock puppet or anonymous account. It will be deleted.

MontCo leverages Web 2.0 (Social Networking) both as a constituent information/service vehicle and for Information Technology development and implementation.

This site was established to facilitate and document the collaborative tools used by the County and partners.

There is an ever-growing resource guide here, but the core set is:

  • MediaWiki
  • Bugzilla
  • MailMan
  • SVN
  • Ubuntu (OS)

All projects and implementations at the County mandate the use of collaborative development. See details here.

[edit] Some Wiki Communities at MontCo

There are MANY Wikis in the County and each one services a particular community. If you are looking for a specific community, the generic URL is:

http://wiki.montcopa.org/[wikiname]

Some of the most used are:


[edit] MontCo MediaWiki

Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.

If you are seeking access to the Montgomery County Network (versus just this wiki), you should go here.

[edit] Getting started

This site is meant to be a template site for replication to other communities. It is kept updated with the latest patches/extensions used and contains additional information on how to set up and maintain MontCo MediaWiki communities.

This is a government site. If you have been granted access as a fellow developer and/or consultant, please remember everything you do is subject to the Freedom of Information Act and the various statutes relative to abuse and misuse of government resources. You are welcome here, but abuse is prosecuted.


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