> - This would likely entail using a RSS feeds for all members of the
> linuxaudio consortium, and subscribing to those feeds to be displayed
> on the news page. I am sure there is a better way, but this is what
> sticks out to me at the moment, filtering of the announcements might
> be necessary. I suppose another option would be to utilize the
> linux-audio-announce mailing list instead so as to have a natural
> filter preventing things like general informational posts.
>
> Linuxaudio.org main page has RSS feeds.
>
>
> 4. I am not against a centralized forum either, however I think app
> specific forums and websites are still a good thing, which leads to
> the next point couple of points...
> 5. Tight integration between all of the above. On the wiki we have
> links to the forums for those peices of software, or from the FAQ/Info
> sections links to the forums, or from the Forums to the wikis, with
> the news announcements a link to the wiki for the software the
> announcement is about, etc.
>
> This is in progress but again, most of the work you’ve seen so far has
> been the fruit of maybe half-dozen people including myself.
>
>
> 6. A single login for linuxaudio... And I don't just mean
> linuxaudio.org , but all member projects if
> possible. This is the one most difficult to implement, and probably
> most contreversial, but would allay some of the problems that Dave and
> others have, which is having to sign up for hundreds of forums with
> logins to remember etc. Having one place to go for that would be
> great. This could tie into the centralized forums, by having direct
> links to each of the projects individual forums, if applicable, and
> auto-login. OpenID is making good strides in this area, but as I
> mentioned I do expect this to be the most contreversial of my
> suggestions I suppose, along with still being the most difficult to
> implement.
>
> See above. Some users complain about having to log in so we left it
> open for the sake of greatest possible target audience.
>
> Best wishes,
>
> ico
>
>
> But the goal with these would be to provide a single portal, from
> which you can get all levels of help by utilizing all the availiable
> resources out there.
>
> Seablade
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