At 09:35 22/03/2002, you wrote:
> > I wonder if there is a piece of software that accepts mails as input
> and format them for the web.
> > So I can forward it the best mails of the lists, and browse them, as an
> FAQ.
The editing part of FAQ maintenance cannot be underestimated.
I'm quite ke
>FYI, the domain name cocoon-users.org is available.
> I agree that a site like the one you mentioned would be a very
>valuable resource. However, the entry point for new cocoon users
>is the site on apache.org; we probably should focus on improving
>it instead of making lots of small sites.
FYI, the domain name cocoon-users.org is available.
I agree that a site like the one you mentioned would be a very
valuable resource. However, the entry point for new cocoon users
is the site on apache.org; we probably should focus on improving
it instead of making lots of small sites.
A.
Very good remarks.
Especially, the idea of a weblog that points to interesting URLs (web,
mailing-list archives or whatever)
could be really nice.
Keeping reading the list is a heavy task, so a weblog could be nice when
you have not a lot of time for it.
I am french citizen and daily reads lin
Olivier Rossel wrote:
> Does it sound interesting to anyone?
> May be, such a project already exists.
Yes, it's an interesting idea. Luminas is already doing a semi-automatic
grabbing of URLs sent to the lists and formatting those through Cocoon. You
can see it at http://www.luminas.co.uk/techn
> I wonder if there is a piece of software that accepts mails as input and
> format them for the web. So I can forward it the best mails of the lists, and browse
> them, as an FAQ.
I agree that this is a good idea, but you can do this in a lot less technical way --
in fact I have been doing it
On Friday 22 March 2002 10:35, Olivier Rossel wrote:
>. . .
> I wonder if there is a piece of software that accepts mails as input
> and format them for the web.
>. . .
This is just one piece of the puzzle: seems like XMTP
(http://www.openhealth.org/xmtp/) can convert mail messages (RFC-822
for
