Community Question: Should we Build?
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Theres some Libre and open source software packages like phpmotion and plumi.
Did you build movelable type publishing platform? I wonder why in the Penn State blogging platform videos they fail to mention that. Its like they're trying to take the credit for developing moveable type rather then using it, extending and customizing it openly.
I think your real question was "Should we host our own?" which usually comes down to a matter of privacy, security and sometimes public policy.
gnuchris 2 years ago
I don't think we can afford to 'build' these type tools. Certainly not at the quality that already exists and certainly not be able to improve them at the rate tools like YouTube are improving.
If your community is already on YouTube, can you produce enough content or compelling reasons to come to your walled garden? I don't think so.
Re: losing content - As long as there is a way to get your content out of here, I think we're okay. None of the major players have gone down w/o some notice.
jdorner 3 years ago