2011/12/20 Darrell Anderson <humanreadable@...>:
>> The question then becomes *what* to release--maybe condense
>> a line or two out of each
>> monthly meeting?
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> Sure, why not?
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> With respect to Tim being the person to support the News or RSS feeds, I don't see why he should be the only person. News is news. Any of us can post something if we have posting permissions. I have a long background in technical writing and can edit and proofread submittals.
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> Watching for significant bug reports is easy. If I was on the bugzilla "all" distribution list I would know of every patch that was submitted. (Is that something I can configure on my own or does Tim have to add me to that list?)
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> Other than package building I would not be able to test every patch because like many users, I don't use all apps. Yet knowing of each submitted patch is easy enough to translate into an RSS and News update. I can select two or three patches or bug fixes that seem significant in some way. These updates then show project life and progress.
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> A PlanetTDE is an interesting idea. We would have to be careful to disclaim and warn that opinions expressed are not always those of the entire team. :)
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> Darrell
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This is why I suggest using a CMS. To allow anyone with registered and
with access to create contents.

2011/12/20 Calvin Morrison <mutantturkey@...>:
>What about Wordpress? seems bloaty too. My favorite of course is werc :-) I think something minimal, extensible, elegant would be good. Of course it is hard to fill all worlds happily :P
Forget about it. I used it for my personal blog, and as far as you are
only blogging it is nice... but for more "normal" website it will be
terrible.