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owlfish at 04:18pm on 22/04/2003
owlfish at 04:18pm on 22/04/2003I'm interested in getting opinions on another feature I'm thinking of adding to the list of Medievalists with Weblogs. I know of a few blogging communities (such as ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
middle_ages, or Blogalization), but I don't currently have them listed, since every other site I have listed is a personal one.
Should I...
Possible complications: If I include communities, this project could snowball. I don't mind that, but I know there are lots of just LJ communities (without even getting into communities hosted elsewhere) which at least tangentially have something to do with the Middle Ages. Alternately, I could just put less work into the communities material and only include the material which is directly sent to me, for example. If I do the latter, it would be easier to integrate and only have one list.
middle_ages, or Blogalization), but I don't currently have them listed, since every other site I have listed is a personal one.Should I...
- create a separate list for community weblogs?
- include them without differentiation in the main list?
- or include them, but tagged as a community, in the main list?
Possible complications: If I include communities, this project could snowball. I don't mind that, but I know there are lots of just LJ communities (without even getting into communities hosted elsewhere) which at least tangentially have something to do with the Middle Ages. Alternately, I could just put less work into the communities material and only include the material which is directly sent to me, for example. If I do the latter, it would be easier to integrate and only have one list.