Le 5 févr. 2008 à 01:05, Sean B. Palmer a écrit :
I've always admired www-archive as a simple SMTP to HTTP service, but
I wonder if there ought to be a similar thing for works whose intended
output is the printed form. In other words, a www-archive of print.
Do you think about something similar to
http://wikitravelpress.com/
Wikitravel, the Webby Award-winning online travel guide, has over
30,000 guides to destinations around the world. At Wikitravel Press,
we select the best ones, give them to our carefully selected local
editors to polish and fact-check, and then typeset them with our
revolutionary one-click Yucca engine. This lets us update the guides
from top to bottom every single month. When you order online, a
fresh copy is printed just for you and shipped to your doorstop in
less than a week*.
And that's only half the story! On your travels, you're sure to
discover great new restaurants or hip new bars not listed in the
guide. For normal travel guides, you could write some "feedback" and
hope they put it into the next edition five years from now. But for
Wikitravel, you can add it yourself, and less than one month later
your contribution (and your name) will be in print.
* Normal time to print and deliver anywhere in the continental
United States is 5-7 business days. See FAQ for delivery times
elsewhere, including expedited handling and shipping options.
--
Karl Dubost - W3C
http://www.w3.org/QA/
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