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James Robertson

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David Buck, Smalltalker at large
Who's going to be first? Posted: Jul 5, 2003 7:29 AM
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Ted Leung has a great use case for RSS - who's going to do this first?


Bob Werken posted about PapersInvited.com, the Largest listing of call for papers in all areas of specialization.


This whole area would be a great application RSS. You could have RSS feeds for researchs in particular feeds. Those RSS feeds could be driven off the RSS feeds from the program committee chairs. The feeds could help with all the logistical announcements that go along with announcing a call for papers, reminding people that the call is going to expire, announcing the program, announcing the arrangements, and making announcements about the conferences.


Actually, I'm surprised that O'Reilly isn't trying to do something like this with an RSS feed for their conferences. I know I'd subscribe to a feed for OSCON and ETCON...

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