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From: M. David Peterson
A while back I registered "xsltblog.com" and had plans to
use it as a community-styled blog where we all could
interact in a more structured environment to develop time
stamped content that focused on the current issues in the
world of XSLT.
If there is a way to use any of these sites to the benefit
of XSLT then I am more than willing to do my part to get
them off the ground as quickly as possible, especially
XSLTBlog.com. Let me know your thoughts regarding either
of these projects but more specifically XSLTBlog.com as I
think getting this up and content created as quickly as
possible would be much to our advantage in creating a
central place for the world to access XSLT-specific
information and as such generate support for the future of XSLT.
A thought.
Accept one of the rss versions (0.92?) and atom (you pick a version
until ietf lets it settle down), then store these, either direct
or via a transform, to the website, with txt comments as on many blogs.
regards DaveP
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