Raphael Hertzog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm sure there's a planet wikipedia to suit your needs. This is "Planet
> Debian" so it should be mainly about Debian. Of course Debian contributors
> can speak about something else from time to time, but when it's >60% (or
> whatever high percentage we could decide of) of the posts, then
> the person should really use a dedicated feed for Planet Debian and select
> only Debian related posts (or at least a majority of Debian posts).
I feel Planet Debian is about Debian contributors, not Debian
contributions and that's the way it should be. Debian is the people.
The above condition seems silly: I doubt many contributors spend >60%
of our online time on Debian, let alone 60% of stuff worth writing up.
Also, some Debian work is reported automatically, so reproducing that
on Planet Debian would be pointless duplication and just linking it
isn't that interesting.
I like learning about what other stuff Debian contributors do.
FWIW, my blog has its mix set explicitly and currently consists of
6 parts business
4 parts environmental/local/cycling
7 parts hacking
and I'm currently considering whether to split them completely for
commercial reasons.
Regards,
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