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* It was Sun, Aug 15, 2004 at 11:42:28PM +0200 when Carsten Lohrke said: |
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> On Sunday 15 August 2004 23:16, Alexander Plank wrote: |
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> > The blogs wouldn't need to be about socks or anything personal. Take a |
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> > look at these blogs: |
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> Um, this wasn't the request to send me example urls. I know what a blog is. I |
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> still don't see the purpose. It's always the view point of a single |
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> individual, which is pretty uninteresting in the long run. It's like having |
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> subscribed a newspaper and reading only the articles from a single author. |
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What about a blog like the Xfce devs have? It's just one page where all |
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the devs post. (http://xfce.org/blog) |
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Obviously (if there is interest) since Gentoo is a larger project one |
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blog would be too messy, but maybe a blog per herd or something along |
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those lines would be appropriate. |
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> And no, I don't have the time or interest to read multiple blogs. |
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Considering how busy the devs are, I don't think you would see many of |
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them posting more than once or twice a week. |
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Sami Samhuri |
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