Folks,
Although it is a real challenge at the moment, I try and work through every post in the forum and keep track of tiddlywiki developments. I collect plugins, and methods and macros and methods and are always looking at tiddlywiki as a platform and building the resources for rapid software development. In some ways this is why you see me contributing to questions and problems by not independently publishing solutions, although I expect this to change.
With this in mind and the rebirth of TiddlyWiki hangouts coming I thought perhaps this is the time to start a Blog, one that follows the activities in the forum and matters arising from the community, git hub and related projects.
I thought of a blog of my own based on tiddlywiki, which can also demonstrate the things we are talking about and share code and ideas. I am sure I could generate a lot of useful content but it could also eat my time up when in fact I should be seeking an income.
So I had this thought what about a blog with multiple contributors?
There are three approaches that come to mind
Thanks for your thoughts. Perhaps consider for a moment if you had something to share, you often share good content in the forum, what do you think about sending an email, getting a WordPress Id or sending a json file?
I am thinking more of content for the tiddlywiki community rather named authors but that is worth thinking about. I wanted to openly take content from the forums, is that ok?
regards
Tony
Perhaps consider for a moment if you had something to share, you often share good content in the forum, what do you think about sending an email, getting a WordPress Id or sending a json file?
I am thinking more of content for the tiddlywiki community rather named authors but that is worth thinking about.
I wanted to openly take content from the forums, is that ok?