maandag 10 juni 2002

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Tim shows how to display the contents of a Groove discussiontool in a single weblog post. Nice!!  This is the OPML of the public Groove/Radio space:

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I closed down the public Groove-Radio space, it has served it's purpose. Jon Udell agrees.

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John Burkhardt: Nobody stated that the conversation was public or private - it just spiralled organically.  It does beg for more control - Groove says that its all private and the Web says that its all public.  So is there a middle ground? John, i'm sorry i didn't state more cleary that this was a public space to begin with. I started the space to have an open discussion on possible Groove/Radio integration scenarios and i posted the link on my website to catalyze the free flow of ideas and to experiment with Groove onramps. I wrote somewhere in the discussion that people should edit their posts if they were uncomfortable with it being exposed to a larger group but i guess i should have made this statement louder. I strongly agree with you that the policies concerning private and public data is an very important issue and i guess the experiments of the last few days only made us more aware of it.  btw The public discussion space has served it's function and we'll probably shut it down soon. The transcripts of the discussion are published to the web, content only without names, for future reference.