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Testing .TextCreated by Vidya Ananthanarayanan (Trinity University) on February 24, 2005
I am gearing up to co-teach a first year seminar class in Fall 2005, on social software. While I am familiar and comfortable with blogging, my primary interest has been in finding a blog engine that runs on the Windows/ASP platform. I found .Text a few weeks ago, and then along comes the Educause blog. So I'm hoping this will turn into both an opportunity to work with this platform, at least as a user, and also, blog on a more regular basis.
I do have one major rant: Having to add each Educause topic, individually, wasted precious minutes on it. I wish they could have a check box next to each topic and the Add button at the bottom, so one can just add all the desired topics in one fell sweep.
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BTW, there are a couple of folks using .Text that I know of in academia. There is also a new product CS::Blogs (from Telligent Systems) that is the new version of .Text. I'm leaning heavily towards upgrading our .Text implementation to the new CS::Blogs product, but we'll see ... we still have a few months to go and on internet time, who knows might arise. DasBlog is another interest ASP.NET product.
Matt