That list of weblogs frequently relating to Groove is: www.groove.net/extras/weblogs

The link written in to the TrellixWeb editor did not copy to the Blogger tool, of course.

posted by olJoe at 13:57

Watching Ray Ozzie's Blog listed with others at Groove. there seems to be a lot of excitement about broadcasting a question or salient line of inquiry somewhere, then quickly being able to put together a discussion group. I know they are searching for a use for their technology. Having been part of 3 Yahoo User Groups for several years - it seems to me posting and response threaded together already works well there. What Yahoo DOESN'T design for is to create exclusive groups of invited guests. Yahoo does get some hooligans, some offl-topic postings. But there is also a proletarian sense of welcome that the exclusive world of complex software and dedicated server relays seems to have only marginally. The Groove implemented popG services centering on London may have had some sense of this, but may have been truncated in mid-July due to changes incorporated into the latest update of Groove 2.1.

posted by olJoe at 13:53