Re: [ZWeb] new zope.org: zope newsletter

2006-01-23 Thread Martijn Faassen

Hey,

Sorry it took a bit to reply to this.

Andrew Sawyers wrote:

I asked this in IRC, but don't think I got an answer:  Should I work on
setting up something on one of the current zope.org app servers or do we
have another place where this work will be done.  I started something
awhile back when Sidnei and I got into a conversation about zope.org
salvation and didn't comeplete it.  I can work with Mark at Zope Corp
for us to hace something to show...  I don't care about writing text as
the rest of the group.

If there's no plan, I'll see if Mark can help with enabling us to get
some progress to that end.


While we definitely need to change zope.org eventually and it's great 
you have the interest and the access to set stuff up on it, I think we 
should focus first on structure, text and presentation, then worry about 
the technology. For now, I'd like to stick with a bunch of restructured 
text files that, if we want to see it in some presentation, can convert 
with some scripts. Once we actually know what we want to host on 
zope.org in more detail, we can start wondering about what the technical 
infrastructure should be.


Regards,

Martijn
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Re: [ZWeb] new zope.org: zope newsletter

2006-01-19 Thread bakhtiar a hamid
On Thursday 19 January 2006 14:40, Carlos de la Guardia wrote:
 Hi,

 I have some comments about the idea of a Zope newsletter. Though it would
 be nice to have one, a newsletter may be too formal an undertaking for a
 community site.

 There was a time when the zope.org site presented a feature called Zope
 Weekly News, where the name weekly comes from a loose definition of week
 which refers to any period of days longer than a week and shorter than a
 year.

 I think a community site that tries to do newsletters takes the risk of
 going the way of ZWN. Unless someone is paid to do this, I think we better
 not do it. A blog should be enough and even those aren't that easy to keep
 updated.

 We could also compile automatically some news items, Releases and
 announcements and call them the newsletter.

i would think planetzope.org fits this description nicely



 Carlos de la Guardia
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Re: [ZWeb] new zope.org: zope newsletter

2006-01-19 Thread Michael Haubenwallner

Martijn Faassen wrote:


bakhtiar a hamid wrote:


On Thursday 19 January 2006 14:40, Carlos de la Guardia wrote:


We could also compile automatically some news items, Releases and
announcements and call them the newsletter.


i would think planetzope.org fits this description nicely


planetzope.org is indeed a good start. Luckily Michael Haubenwallner of 
planetzope is a datamunger, and is working on involving other sources of 
news, such as zope related del.icio.us links.


Michael, what do you think?


To answer this (and what Tonico mentioned in his posting) i'm using 
del.icio.us as a cheap way for collecting data and organizing content 
from which a zope.org newsletter can be written.


Michael

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Re: [ZWeb] new zope.org: zope newsletter

2006-01-19 Thread Martijn Faassen

Michael Haubenwallner wrote:

Martijn Faassen wrote:


bakhtiar a hamid wrote:


On Thursday 19 January 2006 14:40, Carlos de la Guardia wrote:



We could also compile automatically some news items, Releases and
announcements and call them the newsletter.



i would think planetzope.org fits this description nicely


planetzope.org is indeed a good start. Luckily Michael Haubenwallner 
of planetzope is a datamunger, and is working on involving other 
sources of news, such as zope related del.icio.us links.


Michael, what do you think?


To answer this (and what Tonico mentioned in his posting) i'm using 
del.icio.us as a cheap way for collecting data and organizing content 
from which a zope.org newsletter can be written.


I think watchword for anything we do for zope.org is that we can't 
accomplish it unless it requires the minimum of work to get done. 
Perhaps what we'll end up with is not a newsletter, but if it's useful, 
we should put it on zope.org.


Writing text is cheap. Mining existing links is cheap. Reusing existing 
data and text is cheap.


Regards,

Martijn
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