RE: [Subtext-devs] I'm in. Now what?

[Vern H. G. <vh...@th...>]

I think that, if we are going to have one, we probably OUGHT to have it
on the Subtext Project site. Maybe add another link; demo blog....

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Just my useless $.02

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vern

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Allen
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 9:07 AM
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Subject: [Subtext-devs] I'm in. Now what?

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Ok, so I'm speaking at the Orlando Code Camp on Subtext. It's March
25th, so I've got a while to prepare. I've got to give a writeup of
exactly what the hell I'll be talking of so I'm soliciting you'se guyses
opinions. Something along the lines of "Subtext is a personal blog
publishing platform that focuses on usability, elegance, and simplicity.
If you've ever caught yourself throwing your hands in the air and
declaring that you're going to write your own blogging engine, then
Subtext is for you." maybe? I dunno why, but it sounds good to me ;)

Also, are we going to have a demo blog somewhere? As much as I don't
mind showing off mine, there's a level of 'personal' I'd rather avoid.
And the fact that I'm allowing Joe Healy to use my MSIM picture for my
bio, that's probably better for everyone anyway. If not, I'll just set
up another copy on my machine at home.

R

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