@jerrysarcastic @andreamiddleton The 4 multipart videos from Phoenix…

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Chandra Maharzan 4:38 am on February 12, 2013

plus, its not a new topic. 🙂
- Aditya Jain 5:00 am on February 12, 2013
  
  I agree with you. The MultiSiteMultisite Multisite is a WordPress feature which allows users to create a network of sites on a single WordPress installation. Available since WordPress version 3.0, Multisite is a continuation of WPMU or WordPress Multiuser project. WordPress MultiUser project was discontinued and its features were included into WordPress core.https://codex.wordpress.org/Create_A_Network. videos are also nearly as long. I viewed one of it and although the workshop was excellent its too old based on 3.0. Perhaps I should stop reviewing second of it for some time.
philerb 7:47 am on February 12, 2013

I agree – being that old and so long, I don’t think it’s worth publishing at this point.
Andrea Middleton 8:47 am on February 12, 2013

Don’t we have a couple of the other WCPHX11 multi-part videos published already? Do you think the workshop aspect makes it difficult for viewers to follow? I’m not sure that “too long” is necessarily a blocker, since viewers can see how long the video is and decide for themselves. Per being based on 3.0, that’s another question… but since we don’t unpublish videos because they deal with older versions of WP, I’m not sure we should refrain from publishing videos for that reason. 🙂
- Chandra Maharzan 9:19 am on February 12, 2013
  
  I saw a little bit of one of the videos and there was silences in between and I thought looking for a 5 hours video will be a torture. 😀 But thats just me..
- Jerry Bates 1:37 pm on February 12, 2013
  
  I think long videos are OK to publish as well. As long as the content is good, the speaker can be heard clearly, and especially if we have links to slides and other materials, they should be on our site. Besides, the organizers invested a lot of time in producing and uploading them. We should honor that time commitment by publishing (unless quality is an issue)
  - Chandra Maharzan 12:59 am on February 13, 2013
    
    My only concern is why post old content NOW when it wasn’t back then when it was fresh. 🙂
    - Jerry Bates 8:58 am on February 13, 2013
      
      Mostly we’re publishing old stuff just to “make good” for having lost it in the Drafts folder. I’m kind of divided… I hate the idea of publishing old content, so I’m OK with looking at these legacy videos with a critical eye.
- Jerry Bates 1:42 pm on February 12, 2013
  
  About workshops, they are something that lots of WordCamps feature in their schedules, so a matching categoryCategory The 'category' taxonomy lets you group posts / content together that share a common bond. Categories are pre-defined and broad ranging. or tag called “workshop” would be a good thing to add to the videos as well.
  
  Perhaps if we build a good library of workshop videos over time we can make the argument for a page on the site called “WordCampWordCamp WordCamps are casual, locally-organized conferences covering everything related to WordPress. They're one of the places where the WordPress community comes together to teach one another what they’ve learned throughout the year and share the joy. Learn more. Workshops” which I think would be a cool resource. Tagging/categorizing this content makes creating something like that a whole lot easier.
  
  Workshops are a different kind of education, when compared to shorter presentations, and one that usually appeals to new users instead of devs/power users. IMHO they are something we should embrace and include (and potentially highlight) on our site.

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