Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/

[David R.Matusiak <dave AT matusiak.org>]

Nice write-up, Dave.  Thanks!

This tool may not suit our needs (since we don't have an INW IRC  
channel that I know of), but I felt it was neat enough to mention  
anyway.  This provides a way for people on an IRC channel to post text,  
links, images, and more to a weblog.  Pretty cool.
dave m.
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DiaWeblog is an interface between IRC and a weblog.  Members of the
IRC channel interact with a bot to create a community weblog.  The
DiaWebLog consists of *items*.  An item consists of a title, url, and
comments.  Items are posted and edited by member of the IRC channel by
interacting with the DiaWebLog bot.

Members interact with the bot using commands.  Commands are either
said aloud (e.g., "command"), told directly to the bot (e.g., "bot:
command"), or told privately to the bot (e.g., "/msg bot command").
(These examples assume the bot's nick is "bot".)  Commands are
case-insensitive.
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for more info, check out < http://www.diaweblog.org/ >


On Saturday, October 25, 2003, at 10:52  AM, Dave Johnson wrote:

> I wrote a short article about Michael's (and others I assume) ideas for
> the new INW website and in it I suggest a couple of possible
> weblog-based approaches to implementing an opt-in system for
> automatically publishing markup designated mailing-list messages as
> articles on a website.
>
> http://www.rollerweblogger.org/page/roller/ 
> 20031023#mailing_list_weblog_integration
>
> I wrote the article to fish for ideas, so ideas, comments, and
> criticisms are welcome.
>
> - Dave