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Re: Perspectives on a Lego Community Website
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lugnet.general, lugnet.org
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Date:
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Fri, 19 Sep 2003 19:34:23 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Jason Spears wrote:
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Ok, so if I am following what you are saying correctly then; If a standard
for event announcement was formalized, then as each webmaster updated their
own page using that standard the community calander would notice and update
itself accordingly?
Even if that isn’t exaclty what you were thinking, then is that the sort of
thing you are talking about? (Which if it is, is pretty cool.)
Jason Spears
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Actually that’s backwards. Administrators could update information through a
central web-interface and then any information they wanted displayed on their
own pages would be done using web objects that retrieve information from various
community databases.
For example,
A central site registry where you put the URL for your site into a db could be
used to allow anyone to link to your site on their own page using a web object
which would automatically update if you change your URL in the central database,
i.e. no one would actually have to know your URL, just how to link to you
using a web object.
More powerfully,
as I mentioned in the interview, we could standardize our color-names if TLC
gave us that info (which they subsequently did). I think simple implementations
like this would be a good place to start: colors, part numbers, set numbers
(again TLC determines those), etc.
-paul
(custom sig image courtesy of CGidd)
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 | | Re: Perspectives on a Lego Community Website
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| (...) Ok, I understand now. And I like it a lot. IMO, that would be pretty darn cool. (And also from what stuff I know, a lot easier to implement.) So it all sounds good. Does anyone else have other ideas for places where this kind of thing could be (...) (21 years ago, 19-Sep-03, to lugnet.general, lugnet.org, FTX)
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| (...) Ok, so if I am following what you are saying correctly then; If a standard for event announcement was formalized, then as each webmaster updated their own page using that standard the community calander would notice and update itself (...) (21 years ago, 19-Sep-03, to lugnet.general, lugnet.org, FTX)
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