--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Michael Sullivan <sullele...@...> wrote: > > I agree. > I also think mailing lists are quite sufficient for the discourse.
This complication of what platforms? crops up all the time when , in effect, the preferred remedy -- one that's customized, almost boutique -- is a combination of platforms tweaked to suit. At the moment I'm exploring how far I can push wikis -- easy to use wikis like Wikspaces -- and I'm thinking that if you embed elements in the wiki -- pages, flash media, Yahoo discussion groups -- you can at least pull many elements into the one address and make it a working hub. Of course with wikis the community rules via a strong measure of consensus. So if an element is working for you -- such as a Yahoo discussion group -- why put it aside? Why not build on it by aggregating other features. I hate the add-ons available on Yahoo. dave riley
