hi
that
sounds like a cool idea, instead of what programmers say people want, get it
straight from the audience.
a txt
voting scheme for best ideas could be integrated into the online thing too -
this could also have niche interest areas catered for in some kind of self
selective process...
How about some sort of matching service between people with the ideas and the people with a knowhow to implement them. You could for example open up the ideas section to more main stream sections of the bbc audience a kind of 'tell us what you want suggestion service'. Then based on that you put th
At 15:55 +0100 10/10/06, Mr I Forrester wrote:
Gordon Joly wrote:
At 18:37 +0100 5/10/06, Brian Butterworth wrote:
Perhaps there should be a 'tech' and 'no-tech' version of the site.
You mean like "us and them"?
Gordo
That's certainly something we are trying to get away from - us and th
On 10/10/06, Mr I Forrester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There's a gradient of abilities and goals for people when it comes to
Backstage.
For example, there are people who want to put relevant news on the side
panel of there site and some people who just want to read the latest
news in Chinese on
Gordon Joly wrote:
At 18:37 +0100 5/10/06, Brian Butterworth wrote:
Perhaps there should be a 'tech' and 'no-tech' version of the site.
You mean like "us and them"?
Gordo
That's certainly something we are trying to get away from - us and them.
There's a gradient of abilities and goals f
At 18:37 +0100 5/10/06, Brian Butterworth wrote:
Perhaps there should be a 'tech' and 'no-tech' version of the site.
You mean like "us and them"?
Gordo
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The 'tech' version could contain all the r
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Hi all,
We're seriously l
* Mailing list management (links to archive etc)
Some people love mailing lists and some love forums. Peoples reasons are many
and varied but I have seen a few really good implementations that use both and
tie them together. With a good implementation this works REALLY well, you can
have
Matthew Cashmore wrote:
> Is there anything in particular that you guys would find useful, have
we missed anything that you'd love to see.
A "proper" logo, something that we could put in out blog-rolls etc and
generally use to promote backstage.
I realise that this is asking a lot put some k
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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 bril
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
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backstage.bbc.co.uk website
Hi all,
We're seriously looking at redesigning and
re-launching the backstage website - at the moment we can see these key
areas
* Blog * News /
Announcements * Documentation
* Sea
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Generally sounds good. I agree
with Gareth that a
Great idea. We can represent members of the public and thereby be
useful.
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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
Generally sounds good. I agree with
Gareth that a wiki would be nice for documentation, especially as it
would allow all of us to contribute. Obviously you would have to
consider how to stop wiki spam though, which could be a major problem.
You might also want an area to submit suggestions f
Cool... Thanks Gareth :-)
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Hi Guys
On 04/10/06, Matthew Cashmore
Hi Guys
On 04/10/06, Matthew Cashmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
We're seriously looking at redesigning and re-launching the backstage
website - at the moment we can see these key areas
* Blog
* News / Announcements
Wouldn't these two be best consolidated into one area. You could
al
> How would you like
> to consume the site... Mobile / www / offline downloads?
WWW, RSS, thanks for asking!
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... I'll add that to the 'want' list for the new site
:-)
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Matthew,
I'd like the site to be accessible, and particularly to people who know
nothing of it's purpo
Matthew,
I'd like the site to be accessible, and particularly to people who
know nothing of it's purpose.
that means clear introduction with purpose and more all in plain English
cheers
Jonathan Chetwynd
On 4 Oct 2006, at 13:04, Matthew Cashmore wrote:
Hi all,
We're seriously looking at
Title: New backstage.bbc.co.uk website
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and a little
later you'll also see a very fetching photo of me camping on the
backstage.bbc.co.uk site.) "
Hopefully accompanied by a HOWTO for camping on web
pages.
Title: New backstage.bbc.co.uk website
Hi all,
We're seriously looking at redesigning and re-launching the backstage website - at the moment we can see these key areas
* Blog
* News / Announcements
* Documentation
* Searchable list of all feeds and apis
* Showcase and examples of proto
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