Hey, Gary:

Hope you can add mine as well:

http://iandexter.net/tag/linux/feed

Thanks,
Ian

On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 1:58 PM, Gabriel H. Mercado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings from the PLUG website
>
> I would like to announce the successful implementation of 'PLUG's Aggregated
> Feeds', viewable on the right sidebar of our lovely website
> http://linux.org.ph. Alternatively, you may also view the complete page
> here:
>
> http://www.linux.org.ph/index.php?q=aggregator/categories/1
>
> Here's a short FAQ:
>
> What the heck is this? - This is the aggregated feed of a few gentlemen
> PLUGgers / Bloggers who've been kind enough to share their Linux / FOSS or
> otherwise PLUG related feeds with the rest of us. Namely, they are Messrs.
> Anuerin Diaz, Elijah Alcantara, Manny Amador (Phnix), Michael Cole, Migs
> Paraz, Noel Bautista and Zak B. Elep.
>
> What's it for? - Several purposes. Primarily, to achieve 'zeitgest' so that
> we may be able to know what things are going on in and around PLUGgers
> minds, what's keeping them occupied, and so on. Secondarily, it provides
> content for our website. Once syndicated, said content will also help
> promote PLUG by spreading our news, info, howtos, etc., onto the general
> blogosphere. It can also help us figure out who are actively doing FOSS work
> out there, as well as provide a central repository of all things PLUG
> related. Not to mention of course, end hunger and promote world peace.
>
> Why? - After aggregating these feeds, I in turn have used Feedburner to
> allow a central feed for these.. uhmm... feeds. Feedburner helps repackage
> these feeds into an interesting 180x100 rotating headline graphic that can
> be used for email signatures, and also a javascript snippet that will
> display these on a blog's sidebar, including the publishing date, author
> name, title and a 20 word excerpt. Complete Details here:
> http://www.linux.org.ph/index.php?q=content/plugs-aggregated-feeds . For a
> sample of how it looks like on a blog's sidebar, check out my blog here:
> http://lefthandedlayup.com .
>
> What's Next? - I am thinking of running a logo design + tshirt design
> contest to beautify (our already gorgeous) website, but I think it's about
> time we start working on PLUG's SEC legitimacy. We've pushed this issue way
> too far.
>
> I once again extend the invitation for more PLUG feeds to bloggers out there
> who write PLUG related stuff. Now is not the time to be shy. Conversely, I
> highly recommend that we all subscribe to PLUG's Aggregated Feeds or better
> yet, using the snippets to garnish your blogs with PLUG content. Trust me,
> I've checked each one and they are all GOOD reads, not to mention original
> and relevant. All worth visiting daily and hence, worth promoting further.
>
> Help promote PLUG. Subscribe to it. Add it to your email sigs. Write
> relevant stuff and share it with your PLUG mates. If you find content worth
> sharing, share it further by writing about it. Add your thoughts. Converse,
> challenge, discuss, participate. In the spirit of open source, work to make
> it better.
>
> Till next!
> Gary
>
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