Subject: Re: Blogger Functions |
From: Clark Robinson <robinsonchicago@gmail.com> |
Date: 8/13/10, 08:13 |
To: Scott Mintz <scott.w.mintz@gmail.com> |
CC: tessig@me.com, Mano Singham <mano.singham@case.edu>, Barrett Brown <barriticus@gmail.com> |
Primary Push After a Project PM member blogger/columnist/journalist (hereafter called Blogger) publishes a piece of writing to the web, he/she may relatively effortlessly choose to submit (hereafter called Push) a link using the Project PM widget specific to the published item (hereafter called a Post) to other Bloggers who agreed to receive such links (hereafter called Connections).
Connection Bloggers can submit requests to other Bloggers to add them as a Connection. By agreeing to be Connected, Bloggers are affirming that they will review links and read Posts Pushed to them by the Connected Blogger and considers whether or not those Posts warrant further Pushing to their Connections. Another means of making a Connection, is for an existing Blogger to invite someone to join Project PM. Connections can be terminated at any time by either Connected Blogger. Proper notification to all relevant parties is necessary for Connection establishment and termination.
Other Pushes Bloggers receiving a Push will receive a link to the Post in their Project PM widget and subsequent to reviewing the Post on the originating Bloggers website, will be able to Push a link to the Post to their Connected Bloggers excluding the Posts originator and those Bloggers who have already received a link to the Post via another Bloggers Push.
Download Existing Bloggers must be able to facilitate/initiate a download of Project PM widget by new Bloggers that theyve established a Connection with so that the widget gets downloaded and installed on the new Bloggers website and that the Push feature is activated for that Blogger. Also, Project PM widget on Bloggers websites must facilitate the download of software to readers computers so that they can more easily access reader functions. Finally, all software must be able to recognize if updated software exists.