As many of you know, I am knee-deep in redesigning the AresCentral.com web site (as well as all of our "product" web sites, and the Ambrosia web site as a whole -- it's a large project).
One of the cool things I've come up with is a "story" display system, which we're now using for our online newsletter, The Ambrosia Times. This system allows stories to be posted (complete with formatting and images), the current "featured" story is displayed on the main page, older stories are archived & searchable, and people can easily add their comments to the stories.
I think it's a neat system; you can see an example of it in use here:
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To the point of this post: I got to thinking about the number of stories I'd seen people write about Ares over the past few months, and I'm considering making a "soapbox"/"notes from the underground" section on the AresCentral.com web site where users can submit stories about Ares and/or editorials of some fashion about Ares.
Of course, these stories would be reviewed by an admin from the community before they went live, and they'd be posted no more frequently than once a week, to ensure that everyone's story/editorial got a fair shake as the featured article.
So, that do you think? Anyone think this is a good idea, and would like to see it happen?
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Andrew Welch / el Presidente / Ambrosia Software, Inc.