Heidegger

On 29/01/2007, at 11:04 AM, Philip Baker wrote:

> Since I hardly ever visit http://heidegger.an-archos.com
> I have only just realised that visitors to the site
> (presumably including non-list members) are invited to
> post comments to posts made to this list and archived on
> the site. Those web site posts appear on the site but do
> not get emailed to list members. Thus there is a
> confusing mix of communication and non-communication
> going on.

Yeh, the website’s still a work in progress but has been climbing the
traffic stats slowly but steadily and seems to have attracted a few
new members to this list which is why I built it. I could make a
comments subscription that emails the list on new comments with a
link to the Heidegger web page for replies then filter those emails
from the website. That’s been on my todo list for quite a while but
the Heidegger site is just one hub on a larger web network I’ve been
building for the last year, and my workload is averaging 60+ hours a
week so it will be a while yet. At the moment I’m moving everything
over to a virtual private server, should be stable and ready for
business by early March which is when I hope to return to publishing,
and hopefully including a return to writing about the problem of will
to power and our modernity on this email list which is an awesome
decade plus writing resource thanks to all you good people.

Any other suggestions for developing the site are welcome, the wiki
is sitting there ready for anyone to register and have a go, and the
Heidegger blogs are likewise ready for anyone who wishes to have
their own publishing site. Which reminds me I gotta delete those
pesky Russian casino spammers.

Oh and Les, sorry about the filtering problem, I’m working on it, I
do enjoy your contributions, just gotta figure out my mime types and
filter actions properly.

Cheers all,

Malcolm

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Dr Malcolm Riddoch
An-archos community networks
Web: http://an-archos.com

Posted on Monday, January 29th, 2007 at 10:35 am
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