Re: Blogs by xiph "thought leaders" ?
Brett McDowell <[email protected]>
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On Jul 7, 2005, at 1:10 PM, Conrad Parker wrote: > On Thu, Jul 07, 2005 at 06:13:02AM -0400, Brett McDowell wrote: > >>> However, I also have to admit a) what interests me is >>> substantially highly technical and b) it competes with the other >>> things I'd like to be doing. >>> >>> b) is not so much of a dealbreaker, but a) may well be... >>> >>> >> >> I don't think so. I'm familiar with a few blogs (digital identity, >> not multimedia) that are highly technical... every entry seems to >> have either "pointy brackets" and/or "source code". We could use a >> cross-section of Xiph-informed bloggers, including the highly >> technical (and I just bet you'll have a few opinions to post that >> aren't "highly" technical, once you get rolling ;) >> >> Anyone else? Who is blogging already on xiph-related (or relevant) >> topics? >> > > #include <xiph-hackers/feeds.h> > > planet planet! > > Official xiph meisters, let's say someone *cough j* was to set up a > planet of the xiph, how about we aggregate to planet.xiph.org? > Thanks for sharing! That's what I was thinking of too... an aggregator feed. A good example is: http://planetidentity.org/ (which covers digital identity) Maybe if we commit to this planet.xiph.org feed, it will inspire some would-be-bloggers to finally dive into the blog-o-sphere. Is that of interest to those on the list?