Why is this Plone-related Diigo group so quiet? - 11 views

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  #1 Graham Perrin on 12 Nov 08

   

  Guiding intentions:
  
  a) any activity here should be wholly complementary to activity within/around plone.org
  
  b) neither contradict nor undermine activities elsewhere.
  
  With those as my guide: in the past I have drawn little attention to this group.
  
  Now: it may be timely to make greater use of Diigo.
  
  In any case:
  
  1. anyone may apply to join this group
  
  2. any group member may invite others to join.
  
  The current moderation (of membership) is not an attempt at exclusivity. I wish to open the group more properly, if Plone communities are agreeable.
  
  Key point: I have tested Diigo fairly furiously, for a reasonable period, and I'm very satisfied with developer/community responses to requests and suggestions from users..

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Guiding intentions: <br /> <br /> a) any activity here should be <b>wholly complementary</b> to activity within/around plone.org <br /> <br /> b) neither contradict nor undermine activities elsewhere. <br /> <br /> With those as my guide: in the past I have drawn little attention to this group. <br /> <br /> Now: it may be timely to make greater use of Diigo. <br /> <br /> In any case: <br /> <br /> 1. anyone may apply to join this group <br /> <br /> 2. any group member may invite others to join. <br /> <br /> The current moderation (of membership) is not an attempt at exclusivity. I wish to open the group more properly, if Plone communities are agreeable. <br /> <br /> Key point: I have tested Diigo fairly furiously, for a reasonable period, and I'm very satisfied with developer/community responses to requests and suggestions from users..</div>

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