Hi David,

I like the website idea to be able to create a .pdb file from the plkr.org 
website.  This led me to think, will anyone then download the parser on 
there desktops-probably not.  The only arguments I can think off is 1)if I 
have downloaded the html pages on my computer and want to convert them into 
a plucker format.  Ofcourse if Plucker had rtf and pdf support (not sure if 
it does or doesn't) then a lot more people would use it in this downloadable 
format. 2)If the website is busy all the time or not easy to use.  :-)

Would there be an API to support HTTP Post and Get to be able to 
automatically download/upload these configuration files and pdb files from 
the desktop by press of a button?  Could this be a new model with plucker 
disappearing in its current state?

I wasn't expecting such a drastic change, hence the random thoughts..:-)

R/
Jeet


>From: "David A. Desrosiers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Plucker Development List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Plucker Development List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,   Plucker 
>General List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: More web site updates, comments requested
>Date: Tue, 5 Mar 2002 20:31:58 -0800 (PST)
>
>
>       I just loaded Konqueror today (no, I don't run KDE, just wanted to
>test the browser) and noticed that the plkr.org website shows up in konq
>with *HUGE* fonts. Has anyone else seen this problem?
>
>       ...and to make this message truly useful, the plkr.org website is
>undergoing yet another facelift. This one will bring with it a completely
>new design and face to the site. The site will be infinately more
>interactive (ok, infinately is a tough level to beat, but it's close). The
>new site when launched will allow you to pluck live content by filling in a
>simple form, wait a few moments, and have a .pdb delivered to you for
>download (this will not be remotely fetchable via scripts, sorry, too many
>DoS attacks from clients, mailing lists, and web-spiders). I'm working on a
>way to allow people to "sign in" and store their preferences as well as
>putting the "Build-It" page back up so you can build a working ~/.pluckerc
>configuration online for your sites and save them there for later use.
>
>       It's currently very easy to use the site, but I'm trying to make it
>even easier to navigate through the pages, cvs, mailing lists, and wealth 
>of
>other information available through the site. I've got a little more time 
>on
>my hands now (unemployment does that =), so I'm using what time I have to
>peek and poke some new ideas into the site.
>
>       If anyone has ideas, suggestions, comments, graphics, or wants to
>help contribute.. please email me directly. Remember, we can't "rip off"
>other commercial services ideas or design goals, nor can we reproduce and
>"publish" content from other sites without their permission or consent.
>Let's stay within the limits of the law, where we can, and ask permission
>where we can't.
>
>
>
>[dd]
>




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