I already transferred some of the main topics to a wiki page, but I wasn't sure which one's to put or in what format.
Yes, the experimenting with the wiki has been very informative and helpful in moving this along. You have also been very helpful in inspiring this project to move along in general. The whole list will be plugged in to the wiki in a very precise way, much of which is still being examined and worked out. We may go with the format you have or some combination of it and things we've been working on.
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One thing I'm trying to get going now is getting together a list of videos and articles that support the cause. For example, the many ustream videos, TED videos, or other articles that members post every day. We could compile that list on the wiki page or in a thread. I'm thinking of starting a thread titled something like "Post your favorite imminst videos and articles here" and then take those contributions and add them to a wiki page. I'll probably do this very soon. What do you think?
Ive been thinking about this list of in depth videos and articles that you and others have been talking about. This project incorporates anything from topics that are short blurbs about the cause to long deep and researched articles on the cause. Having a list of just good articles like that that you and others are talking about is a great idea. So Ive been shuffling these ideas around in my head, trying to think if you should split the project off, or if its covered here. I think its covered here, but of course Im open to suggestion, and if you or anybody wants to split it off further and develop it somewhere else in the forums or an outside web page or a blog or something then of course I support that too.
Anyways, it occurs to me that I think this linking of well written articles and well put together videos and conference clips and stuff is covered by the digg category. For those that work with the Internetworking Team that want to work with the digg list, we should only be linking those kinds of things there. Besides raising awareness for those articles and things by adding them to digg and setting them up for us all to constantly digg, that list will also become a list of those things for reference else where.
As for making a post requesting articles and videos and stuff like that, thats where team recruitment comes in. Rather than do that, another purpose of this team is to build the team membership. If you start a topic like the one you suggest, I might use it as a recruiting topic for the team. Then when people post suggestions, go and make a pitch to them, you know like, "hey, thats a great link, you seem to have some insight on spotting these kinds of things. We are adding these to the internetworking team. If you have time I can give you a tour of it right now." Then have them open the team wiki page and have them meet you in the chat room to go through it, or something like that. This is just a suggestion, you tell me, what do you think? This is what occurs to me.
Im also seeing that we should add a change to the rules. They state that we shouldnt link to a list of 5 main longevity communities, but Im seeing that we should probably write in an exception for the digg list. The list of rules will probably be broken up into a set of rules for each individual list as time goes on. Ill check into that more tomorrow. The rules are fine for now but they will evolve as this project moves along.
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