I have been hereabouts for years and today was my third time at the
web-site, perhaps not common, but what is....
It is interesting that the blog has no comments on it....... yet here
in the mails a variety of brilliant subjects have been discussed.
I am therefore intrigued by the relationship between the two.
Perhaps there could be a sidestage blog, where concepts can be
discussed, without the certainty of framework....... but for the
community ...... for example the duc, digidesign users conference
over at their site, or any active forum.
My apologies if this is available to the community elsewhere, if it
is I'd love the link.
There are a very wide variety of people in this community, past and
present, I for one would like to see more on how backstage can
actually change the course of various experiences within the BBC, but
not necessarily involving the critic of what is already there.
Thanks.
RichE
On 4 Oct 2006, at 17:53, Jose-Carlos Mariategui wrote:
In deed, as stated before, I think it should be accessible to
common people
that do not have any programming skills and that may be able to
mashup the
feeds using some type of GUI. A sort of ning.com for dummies.
on 10/4/06 2:05 PM, Lee Goddard at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How would you like
to consume the site... Mobile / www / offline downloads?
WWW, RSS, thanks for asking!
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