Comments on: Where’s “My” Community? http://www.gradin.com/2008/09/06/wheres-my-community/ It's like family, only weirder... Thu, 06 Oct 2011 21:52:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Isi http://www.gradin.com/2008/09/06/wheres-my-community/comment-page-1/#comment-67049 Isi Mon, 08 Sep 2008 17:06:39 +0000 http://www.gradin.com/?p=783#comment-67049 This is a great topic Olaf. You explained it well, better than our conversations about the topic. I would love to see this type of accessibility in the blog / forum community. Take daggersden, I am trying to do something similar but am limited in the data that I can get access to from public rss feeds and a few different blogs (also rss). I do like what Wordpress is doing with the MU Community but you are right in that it is just a start and is not as "big" as what you are talking about. OpenSocial is a good starting point but requires membership and API adoption to be a success (they have a good start already though). I cannot wait to hear more about this. Maybe you will start a movement somewhere out there - or find a way to lead it :-) -- Isi This is a great topic Olaf. You explained it well, better than our conversations about the topic. I would love to see this type of accessibility in the blog / forum community. Take daggersden, I am trying to do something similar but am limited in the data that I can get access to from public rss feeds and a few different blogs (also rss). I do like what WordPress is doing with the MU Community but you are right in that it is just a start and is not as “big” as what you are talking about. OpenSocial is a good starting point but requires membership and API adoption to be a success (they have a good start already though).

I cannot wait to hear more about this. Maybe you will start a movement somewhere out there – or find a way to lead it :-)

– Isi

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