Re: [Nautilus-list] collecting scripts/RSS uris

["Jon Allen" <joncallen hotmail com>]

> I like the idea of using a Mailman list for this (and I can get that set 
> up).
>
> Since there are hundreds of RSS feeds out there, we don't want to stick 
> them
> all into Nautilus, so I'm thinking we want the following:
> - a mailman list where people can send URIs

This sounds good.  I can verify uri's as their sent in and add them via 
process discussed below (sending replies to people when uri's are verified, 
unverifiable, etc.)

> - a Web page that you maintain that has a comprehensive directory of 
> validated
> URIs.  We could stick the code for this page in GNOME CVS so that GNOME 
> hackers
> can add updates themselves.

Sounds good.  We could categorize the listings (news, apps, linux, bsd, 
etc.)  Also, instructions (short, just a pointer to the Select 
Sites-Edit-Add/Remove area) for Editing feed info will be helpful.  (I'll 
need a wee bit of help getting up and running with gnome cvs)

> I'd be happy to set the HTML page in the Eazel
> domain, or we can try and find a Gnome.org URL if that's more convenient 
> for
> you

My only preference is to have the page where it is easiest for me to 
update/maintain.  If I remember right, Eazel goes through Loudcloud for its 
site, and this may cause problems for someone outside of Eazel (or I could 
be totally wrong here)

> - periodic updating of the feeds that are included in Nautilus, based on
> feedback etc.

Sounds good.  Long-term idea: determine top 10/15 feeds (based on feedback) 
to include by default in Nautilus.

> How does that sound?  Can I sign you up for this?

This sounds good to me.  I'd be happy to take this on.

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