Re: Topic Maps for Drupal

I think that's a bit unfair. I hadn't seen the refresh that Benjamin
has done until today and I think its a great start and I hope it
continues to be maintained and grow.

Maintaining a site and keeping it up to date is a chore that deserves
some kudos and having Benjamin's name at the bottom of the page is a
small "price" to pay for having someone look after the site properly.

Isotopicmaps.org is the official ISO site and that is, and should be,
totally neutral. Topicmaps.org is being paid for by private money,
maintained by someone giving his own (or his employers) time to do
that and so a small about of linking and acknowledgement is to be
expected.

Cheers

Kal
On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 2:08 PM, Lars Heuer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Sven,
>
> [...]
>> Me too. The "Blogs" section of the renewed topicmaps.org may be a
>> perfect place for this. Benjamin?
>
> I don't like that idea since the new topicmaps.org website has become
> more or less a promotion site for the TMLab. I find that "evolution"
> very unjoyous. IMO topicmaps.org should be a more or less neutral
> place and not mention Benjamin Bock and the TM Lab twice at every
> page.
>
> So, I'd rather go to blogger.com (Google) than contributing to the
> PR campaign of the TMLab.
>
> Best regards,
> Lars
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