Apparently Command Prompt and Devrim GÜNDÜZ own planetpostgresql.org and can arbitrarily decide to remove your blog from planetpostgresql. I, and several others, received an email telling us that we we were not meeting the (unpublished) requirements for blog display length. Try telling blogger how much you want to display. At best it is hit or miss. BTW, my longest post in recent time was about 10 paragraphs long. I didn't count words but it was NOT a *long* post. Of course, this comes just days after Devrim and I had a disagreement about being restricted to using OSS tools or not for presenting at an OSS conference. Coincidence? Anyway, that means that a single person can enforce his own, unpublished standards for acceptable content and length. This kind of arbitrary, "take my ball and go home" mentality is exactly what will turn off people who are thinking about whether or not they want to join this community. PlanetPostgrSQL.org is listed on the postgresql.org home page and should be controlled by more than a single individual. If this is a project that is policed and controlled solely by Devrim (as intimated by Joshua Drake, to me, in an email), then it should be removed from the homepage. If it is really a community effort, it should be controlled by the community and not by Devrim. If an alternate aggregator is started, what is the process to have it added to postgresql.org? Thanks, LewisC Lewis R Cunningham An Expert's Guide to Oracle Technology http://blogs.ittoolbox.com/oracle/guide/ Postgres Forums http://postgres.enterprisedb.com/forum.do -- Sent via pgsql-general mailing list (pgsql-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-general
