REBOL newsfeed?
[1/3] from: ambassador::fourthworld::com at: 8-May-2004 13:19
Is there an RSS or JavaScript feed for news items from the REBOL community?
Thanks in advance -
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[2/3] from: carl:cybercraft at: 8-May-2004 22:35
On 09-May-04, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Is there an RSS or JavaScript feed for news items from the REBOL
> community?
Hmmm. Well I created a REBOL community on Live Journal and that
produces an RSS feed...
http://www.livejournal.com/users/rebol/rss
I mention any major REBOL news there, though it's supposed to be a
community as apposed to a news site. And I've been the only poster
so far, (it having all of five members), so it's in no way the ideal
place to get REBOL news. I suspect the other members are just
general language junkies and not actually REBOL programmers.
A dedicated REBOL news site & RSS feed's a very good idea. The hard
part would be getting people with REBOL news to support it, as
apposed to just posting their news to this list.
Off topic:
And speaking of Live Journal, if someone wants a REBOL programming
challenge, they might like to create an LJ client. See...
http://www.livejournal.com/download/
If aimed at View 1.2.1, it'd produce a major increase in the number of
platforms LJ clients are available for and might help to get REBOL
noticed a bit more. Well over a half a million active LJ users
about.
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Carl Read
[3/3] from: carl:cybercraft at: 13-May-2004 1:08
On 09-May-04, Carl Read wrote:
> Off topic:
> And speaking of Live Journal, if someone wants a REBOL programming
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> REBOL noticed a bit more. Well over a half a million active LJ users
> about.
More on Live Journal: It's just won a peoples-choice Webby for most
popular community...
#http://www.webbyawards.com/main/webby_awards/nominees.html#
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Carl Read
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