Seed Keepers

["Lawrence F. London, Jr." <lflj@intrex.net>]

bob@4agoodauction.com wrote:

> Keeping Track--- and still conforming to the KISS principle? O.K. - if 
> the simple data base is on the server side and the interface is a simple 
> fill in the blank form that would be filled out with available stock any 
> individual might have----then-- that info is automatically put on the 

Its called WIki Page. You/any seed keper created his own wiki page in the 
Seedkeepers Wiki.
You enter your data there in whatever format you prefer. You can enter your 
contact info also
put this in a group area with password protection. You add an RSS feed for 
any/all of your pages
Other seedkeepers do the same with their wikipages. So you can then do wither 
of two things:
1) subscribe to the RSS feed for users whose activities you want to keep up 
with. Any changes or additions to their
wikipages will be reflected in their RSS feed which you can read with your 
RSS news reader (RSS Owl is one of the best).
You can subscribe to all the RRS feeds you want. Group them under a seed 
keepers category in your rss reader.
2) The wiki software will allow you to request notification of all changes to any wiki pages you are reading or 
contributing to, i.e. your own for input from other users, others pages that you submit input to or any that you just 
browse, read, download from.

> data base. Next if the server houses the email of the members who 
> request a seed -- when the requestor for a seed type fills out the query 
> form then availability is shown and blind call for the quantity can then 
> be placed. If no seed of the type is available then an email can be 
> automatically generated to interested parties telling them of the 
> availability when it becomes available. The computer does most of the 
> waiting to see when it is available so you don't have to miss an 
> opportunity -- then a debit can be created to the requestor's account 
> and so on. Might work, seems any java, pearl, or ss language would 
> handle it. Still scratching my head.

If you have extra $hundredthousands to spend you can hire a prorammer to 
create this utility for you
as a standalone web application or as a plugin for a blog or wiki. See above 
for an already existing free
fully functional way to implement email notification of seed availability.