Eric H. Christensen (sparks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) said: > There is also a difference between a "webapp" and a website. The prior is > an alternative to software running on your local desktop (it's SaaS) while > the latter is simply a place for consumables. Is there, really? I mean, you start off by visiting ESPN.com because you want to see some hockey scores (or because for some horrible reason you like Skip Bayless.) That's considered in your argument a consumable. Then you go visit 538 or Vox because you're interested in this idea of 'new web journalism' and you want to read some stories. Similarly, a consumable. Then you get hungry, and you go to something like Budget Bytes because you want lunch. Still, a consumable. Now, you want to streamline that all and you go to feedly and it's no longer a consumable, but a hosted SaaS webapp that we should be discouraging? How does that work? Bill _______________________________________________ advisory-board mailing list advisory-board@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/advisory-board
