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www.firstsay.com back online

After a brief hiatus, http://www.firstsay.com is back online. Development of First Say stalled while I focused on other work. But I found some time to bring the instance at www.firstsay.com back on new servers - development will continue in the context of the memeio (http://www.memeio.com) project.

First Say has a slightly expanded agenda. Future releases will support memeio-xml for document semeiotics, in addition to RSS.... read more

Posted by Steven Ericsson Zenith 2005-07-12

Brief Update

Development of First Say faltered because I had to spend time on my other projects. I expect to continue development of First Say in the context of my new project (http://www.memeio.com) and to get a release out at some point. I will not now be porting First Say to MSQL - but am receptive if someone wants to help out.

Posted by Steven Ericsson Zenith 2005-01-04

FIRST SAY CVS in place

The entire CVS repository of FIRST SAY is now in place.

The current version is Alpha 4.14, a formal release will be made when I have added the licensing information to the files and completed some install documentations.

Alpha 5 will add the last fuctionality for this round - allowing users to share collections. This will bing us close to a Beta release.

FIRSTSAY.COM will close down briefly while I move hosts in a couple of weeks. This will also give me the drive to write installation docs. In the meantime, if you want to install a FIRSTSAY server I will be happy to assist installs.

Posted by Steven Ericsson Zenith 2004-03-05

First Say Project Opens

FIRST SAY is a syndicated content aggregator that uses XML/RSS syndication feeds. FIRST SAY is web accessible, built upon the open source platforms of the POSTGRES database, Apache Web Server and PHP scripting. The MySQL database will also be supported by the project.

Begun October 2003, currently in its alpha phase - that reflects three months solid work on my part - this project was initially a joint project between myself and Phil Goldman - the founder of Web TV and alumni Macintosh engineer - who died tragically of a heart attack at age 39 on December 26, 2003. ... read more

Posted by Steven Ericsson Zenith 2004-02-13