Tommaso Teofili wrote: > Hi, > > I wonder if Apache has some infrastucture >> for this. >> > > I've asked and googled a bit. >>From http://www.apache.org/dev/blogs.html I read: > > "Project blogs >> An installation of Roller exists at blogs.apache.org for the use of ASF >> Projects. Any project that wants a blog should have a PMC member email infra >> or create ajira issue." >>
I checked blogs.apache.org, there are several incubating projects blogging there (Clicks, OpenWebBeans, Log4PHP...). So if this is the way we want to go, we should just ask for a space to be set up for us. --Thilo > > but I don't know if UIMA should graduated out of the incubator first to go > on the Roller installation; if so committers could always use their personal > space on the planet aggregator: > > Personal blogs: > Committers with personal blogs are encouraged to add their feed to >> planet.apache.org for aggregation >> > > Otherwise (but personally I'd prefer the above solution) I guess a Blogger > (i.e. uima.blogspot.com or committername.blogspot.com ) web blog could make > the job done cheap and fast. > > > I'm just wondering how many people would be interested in seeing such blog / >> website, we can may be make a poll through uima-mailing list people to see >> what they think about this project. > > > I agree such a poll would be interesting to test if we've hit the point > (perhaps a PMC should open it), nevertheless such blogging stuff could help > reach many people have never heard about UIMA and could be interested in. > > Regards, > Tommaso >
