- From: Oskar van Rijswijk <oskar@mijncomputer.nl>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 08:06:37 +0200
- To: public-evangelist@w3.org
Hi folks, Karl asked three questions about W3C-weblogs. Here is my $0.02: >* Do you think W3C Team individual persons should have technical weblogs? Yes. * Published on the site of w3c.org (e.g. MSDN, Borland, and Sun do that also on and from their own website); * The weblogs should offer newsfeeds in RSS 1.0 (RDF), RSS 2.0 and Atom ; * The weblogs should have their own specific searchengine (into the fulltext of the weblogs-database), an index/sitemap and a special newsfeeds-index (including a feedlist in OPML). >* Why? It would offer: * Better information: summaries and background to the work, specs en documents of W3C, in "normal language"; * It would offer more interaction: comments on weblog postings work better, than participation on a mailinglist. >* Which languages they should use? (they are many languages in the Team)? en - English is the esperanto of the web! groeten, regards, Oskar van Rijswijk [ www.w3os.nl/oskar ][nl] [ www.w3os.nl/en/oskar ][en-us]
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