[dev] Oscar status

[Michael Rubinsky]

Quoting Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck at horde.org>:

> Quoting Michael Rubinsky <mike at theupstairsroom.com>:
>
>> Without knowing what your ideas are, I know a number of us (myself
>> included) have personal blogs and sites that mention Horde stuff,
>> I'd  like to either see these receive more attention on the horde
>> site, or  maybe even use Thomas as a platform for displaying this
>> type of  stuff...of course, then there's the issue of actually
>> taking the time  to write the entries, but that's a different story ;)
>
> Yup, I see the Horde Blogs accordion tabs on www.horde.org as the
> start of this, but I'd like to see it be even more prominent. If you
> have a Horde-tagged feed you'd like to add here for now, just let me
> know - we've got 3 so far.

Cool, I'll add mine then.  I've been meaning to do that for a  
bit...one of the reasons I've been fiddling with those composite  
channels in Jonah :)

>
> Speaking of all this, what's your take on Jonah vs. Thomas?

Well, I think that for a *community* type of blog where you have a  
group of people contributing regularly then Thomas *might* be a better  
choice but, personally, I've been using Jonah to power a number of  
blog-like websites and I think that Jonah provides more flexibility  
for that type of use, has a more fully featured api etc... I don't  
know, I'm thinking that might be a better way to go for us...some  
quick thoughts include creating an aggregate feed for all the horde  
feeds we currently pull now....create a composite feed that serves as  
the 'Official' news - pulling an internal feed from  each of the devs  
etc...

Of course, some of that depends on how you wanted to present the  
articles - integrated into our website (my choice) or a link from the  
site to a Jonah / Thomas install.


Thanks,
mike

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