Ok. Expect this to be added to my TODO list today, forgotten about until
next week, readded at that point, and then reexamined later on.
On Tue, 2001-09-04 at 13:35, John Hebert wrote:
<em>> Seconded.
<em>> 
<em>> John Hebert
<em>> 
<em>> --- Shannon Roddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<em>> > Looks fine to me.
<em>> > 
<em>> > Shannon
<em>> > 
<em>> > Dustin Puryear wrote:
<em>> > 
<em>> > >So each link item has the following attributes:
<em>> > >
<em>> > >name of link
<em>> > >url of link
<em>> > >short description
<em>> > >long description?
<em>> > >date added
<em>> > >date last verified by maintainer
<em>> > >expiration date if not re-verified within certain
<em>> > time period?
<em>> > >submitted by
<em>> > >keyword1..n
<em>> > >category?
<em>> > >
<em>> > >Corrections?
<em>> > >
<em>> > >Regards, Dustin
<em>> > >
<em>> > >
<em>> > >On Tue, 2001-09-04 at 12:00, Shannon Roddy wrote:
<em>> > >
<em>> > >>Sinc you are already using php and ??sql for the
<em>> > pages, perhaps the page 
<em>> > >>could simply have a search function, then only the
<em>> > relavent links are 
<em>> > >>returned.  The problem with lengthy link pages are
<em>> > that the links that 
<em>> > >>you are looking for get lost in the jumble of
<em>> > links.  You could have a 
<em>> > >>list keywords that everything is stored with in
<em>> > ??SQL such as howtos, 
<em>> > >>nebie docs, programming, news, etc etc.
<em>> > >>
<em>> > >>Shannon
<em>> > >>
<em>> > >>John Hebert wrote:
<em>> > >>
<em>> > >>>Gotcha. And I was imaging just a couple dozen
<em>> > links to
<em>> > >>>help out newbies, etc.
<em>> > >>>
<em>> > >>>John
<em>> > >>>
<em>> > >>>--- Dustin Puryear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<em>> > >>>
<em>> > >>>>On Tue, 2001-09-04 at 10:06, John Hebert wrote:
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>On the problem of maintaining links: this could
<em>> > be
<em>> > >>>>>solved through a script. A simple cron job
<em>> > could
<em>> > >>>>>
<em>> > >>>>kick
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>off a script that runs an http request to check
<em>> > >>>>>
<em>> > >>>>for
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>"Error: 400" or not. If true, then fire off an
<em>> > >>>>>
<em>> > >>>>e-mail
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>to the script maintainer.
<em>> > >>>>>
<em>> > >>>>You will notice one requirement I had hoped to
<em>> > >>>>implement is that a site
<em>> > >>>>stays on focus. That cannot so easily be solved
<em>> > >>>>using a script.
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>Also, maybe we should limit the number of links
<em>> > each
<em>> > >>>>catagory holds? I
<em>> > >>>>seriously can't stand list of links that are
<em>> > pages
<em>> > >>>>long. 
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>Regards, Dustin
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>John Hebert
<em>> > >>>>>
<em>> > >>>>>--- Larry Braud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<em>> > >>>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>One member thoughts on the "Links Page":
<em>> > >>>>>>If possible, I think the links should be
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>cataloged
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>by beginner, internet,
<em>> > >>>>>>networking, etc.
<em>> > >>>>>>The beginners would be headed by the site John
<em>> > >>>>>>Hebert sent us
<em>> > >>>>>>http://rute.sf.net. It was very informative to
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>me,
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>even though I haven't had
<em>> > >>>>>>time to finish it.
<em>> > >>>>>>If I don't know what the link is about, I
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>hesitate
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>to try it. At this time
<em>> > >>>>>>in my education on Linux, I only want the
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>beginners
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>sites.
<em>> > >>>>>>Some of you "experts" should look at the sites
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>and
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>decide which ones should
<em>> > >>>>>>be on the page and into which category they
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>belong.
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>As better sites are
<em>> > >>>>>>found, maybe some of the less informative ones
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>could
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>be replaced. By keeping
<em>> > >>>>>>the number of sites around 12 or so would
<em>> > help.
<em>> > >>>>>>Even though I would not know what I was
<em>> > seeing,
<em>> > >>>>>>
<em>> > >>>>I'll
<em>> > >>>>
<em>> > >>>>>>volunteer to check the
<em>> > >>>>>>sites to see if they are still good.
<em>> > >>>>>>Larry
<em>> > >>>>>>
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