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The Blogging Bit By the way, the blogging bit in the product isn't about the OPML Editor. It's about the community. It's about getting the word out. It's sorta like including a printing press, a radio station or a television channel with a product. Hey, while you check out my product, why not tell the world about how it's going. Yes, I know they're going to be bugs, and some stuff won't be perfect -- but it's cool. Just tell everyone how it's going with you. It's feedback that'll get put into the product. That's a good thing. Screencasting and the OPML Editor I made five screencasts at work today. I've been trying to evangelize TWiki and decided the best way to introduce people to editing Wiki pages was to make screencasts. I broke each part of the process into a separate movie. I occurs to me that the OPML Editor could use a similar treatment. Inspired by John Udell, I downloaded Windows Media Encoder, put on a Logitech headset with microphone and started making movies. At home I use a Mac, so I'll need to find some software that'll do the same thing Macside. Since I know Steve Jobs reads all these OPML blogs after bumping into Dave in SF -- Steve, I need a free download that'll let me make screen movies on the Mac. OPML Roadshow Notes (raw) I'm a bit late on this, but here' s my stream of typing coverage of Dave's Roadshow the other night. I haven't really edited it, but I did put it in some basic HTML to make it more readable. It was typed into a big text file using a Palm T5 and a wireless keyboard. |
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