Hi Sysadmins,
I would like to request an addition for my employee's open source website. We've just launched this website and plan to showcase our own development on it, but most important, use it for (non-commercial) technical weblogs of all sorts of kinds, mainly Drupal or PHP related.
Madcap is allocating a lot of time for the development team to do development on Drupal, like submitting patches, module development and writing weblogs. So it would be nice if we are able to publish our content on Drupal's planet.
The community website is absolutely not aimed at customers but the community instead, therefore it will contain mainly technical content, think about experiences with code, Drupal benchmarks, case studies, usability reviews.
In case of any questions you can contact me regarding any questions.
Regards,
Niels van Mourik,
Community Manager,
Madcap BV
Comments
Comment #1
dwwSounds nice, glad to see you're allocating resources to contribute to the community.
However, you're going to need a Drupal-specific RSS feed to be added to the planet. We never just add an entire feed from a site -- you have to consciously decide when posting something "yeah, this is appropriate for Drupal planet" and tag it as such.
So, please provide a link to a feed specifically for posts you believe are appropriate for the planet.
Cheers,
-Derek
Comment #2
nielsvm commentedThat sounds very reasonable.
I've cloned the RSS feed view and now all the weblog articles need to contain a 'drupal-planet' tag so our developers don't post any content that doesn't belong on there.
The filtered url is:
http://open.madcap.nl/rss/drupal
Cheers and TIA,
Niels
Comment #3
dwwGreat. Now someone who deals with the feeds can add this one. ;)
Comment #4
Amazon commentedThe feed Madcap has been added.
Thanks for joining the planet.
Comment #5
dwwComment #6
greggles@nielsvm - note that the use of rss/drupal for the feed means that the link to your site on the side of http://drupal.org/planet will be to http://open.madcap.nl/rss/drupal instead of being something more useful like http://open.madcap.nl/taxonomy/term/18 This is due to the way that the core aggregator module discovers the URL to associate with the feed. If you used "drupal/feed" (for example) as the path then the core Aggregator seems to have an easier time determining the proper URL to associate with the feed...
Please re-open with the new alias if you'd like this to be changed.
Comment #7
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.
Comment #9
bertboerland commentedhttp://open.madcap.nl/ and all rss links are dead.
contacted niels about this.
if niels cant or wont fix it, we might consider removing the feed from the planet in a month or two. lots of dead feeds in the planet, going through them all
Comment #10
eliza411 commentedClosing old issues. Please re-open if needed.
Comment #11
bertboerland commentedmadcap feed was already deleted (company went belly up year ago and has a diffent name, owner and staff now so okay to close this one)
btw: thanks eliza411 for going through all old issues!
Comment #12
nielsvm commentedYes I'm still assigned to the ticket but not the company. Though I agree its safe to get this removed and closed.
Thanks bertboerland and eliza411!