On 8/15/07, Stefano Bagnara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > How much easier could it be to keep our news up to date than by > > sending mail to the list?? > > > > d. > > I agree that this is much more easy, but I would like to know how/if > this integrates with our website/homepage.
See my sample, its a live feed from the mail archive. > > IMHO it is important to have an up to date website showing some sort of > life/aliveness. I fear that having another "news" tool will decrease the > updates on our homepage. No tools required, no website release, just mail the news list and you're finished. Try it, send a mail to the mailet list and check my page, it will appear there. > > About the feed, I think that personal blogs like your are already a good > tool to provide unofficial JAMES related informations to the world. > Thank you :) I also like the idea of syndicating "unofficial" james blogs, like robert suggested, but that's a different story. > That said I wouldn't use the [EMAIL PROTECTED] email as I'm not an > native english speaker and I would avoid to use a tool that give me a > one time option to write and don't let me fix my errors after that. That is a good point, which I should have thought of. >This > also prevent us from oversight this "news channel". Not if we moderate the posts. > > But, if there are JAMES developers not having a blog and wishing to > publish news about JAMES maybe this could be simpler for them to write > news. I leave to them the decision. I would be just as happy to set up a blogger blog for people to post news on, we could set up the headlines on the james homepage via the feed in the same way. > In the mean time I think that adding links to the blogs relating to > JAMES (your, Robert's) would be a better thing. Perhaps. d.
