"A.M. Kuchling" wrote: >> While the new python.org is very nice, I do note that there's no "blogs" >> entry on the front page, something which has become a fixture on almost >> every other website I visit regularly. > > A 'Blogs' link could be trivially added by linking to > planet.python.org, though the blogs collected there are not in any way > 'the Python developers', but a jumble of developers and users. I > don't think enough core developers have weblogs (or write about > Python) to make a 'python-dev only' planet very useful. on the other hand, the material you're producing for the "what's new" document would be a rather excellent development blog in itself. just post new sections to the blog when they're ready... (add PEP announcements and python-dev summary items to the mix, and you have a high-quality development blog generated entirely from existing content) (hmm. maybe this could be put together by a robot? time to start hacking on "The Daily URL 2.0 Beta", I suppose...) </F>
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