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Christel Dahlskjaer wrote: |
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> On Fri, 2006-04-07 at 10:07 +0100, Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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> So, from a developer pov Ciaran; if we could come up with some way of |
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> keeping up to date with what you guys do (without eating up any of your |
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> time or getting in your way) and then keep the masses informed, would |
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> that be more attractive? Obviously making sure that information is kept |
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> to a not exactly bare minimum, but presented in such a way that it |
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> doesn't in any way halt progress or potential change of direction? |
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I would use such a service if one is provided and it is very easy to use |
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(don't take a lot of time). |
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How about a website/blog hosted on www.gentoo.org pr. project and a |
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little tool for posting on such a website (ala echangelog). I don't have |
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the time to set something like that up on my own, but I would use it if |
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it was given to me. |
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I work in text-markup and we don't do much high profile development, but |
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I would like a way to tell users about what we are doing even though |
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it would only mean a post pr. month or so. |
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But if I need to spend time and energy on setting such a thing up, then |
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it will never happen. |
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Just my two cents, |
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Ehmsen |
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