Re: [Nautilus-list] collecting scripts/RSS uris
- From: "Jon Allen" <joncallen hotmail com>
- To: don eazel com, bart eazel com
- Cc: nautilus-list lists eazel com
- Subject: Re: [Nautilus-list] collecting scripts/RSS uris
- Date: Thu, 03 May 2001 10:18:59 -1100
Wouldn't some forms-based db on a web server be much better than a
mailing list? Even something simple like the MyYahoo bookmarks
mechanism. There's got to be a fropen source Apache module to do
something like this.
/me goes to search on freshmeat ...
This sounds good, but how exactly would it work?
My Example usage:
1. user visits page
2. user adds rss feed (feed uri, name, suggested category?) via form
3. server db adds uri:
a. checks for duplicate first
b. verifies uri (we'll only add valid rss feeds)
(prompts user if uri is invalid?)
c. adds uri in category, updates list
Thoughts:
If we use categories, rss feeds could easily endup miscategorized by
submitter. Or we could ditch categories, providing list sorted
alphabetically, most popular, etc. I prefer the Categories idea.
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