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<title>Isaac Jones Blog 22 Mar 2006</title>
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  <title>Planet Haskell?</title>
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<p>I think someone should volunteer to set up "Planet Haskell" or
"Functional Planet" (which would include other languages) ala <a
href="http://planet.debian.org">Planet Debian</a>, <a
href="http://planet.gnome.org">Planet Gnome</a>, <a
href="http://planet.lisp.org">Planet Lisp</a> (which is made with
secret alien technology), <a href="http://planet.perl.org">Planet
Perl</a>, etc.

<p>These sites are "Blog aggregators".  Basically they just collect the
RSS feeds of the community and post their blogs to a web page in a
cute format (the gnome one is especially cute, but you probably could
have guessed that).

<p>There are already sites like <a
href="http://sequence.complete.org/">The Haskell Sequence</a> and <a
href="http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/">Lambda the Ultimate</a> which
have a similar purpose, though not quite the same.

<p>There's already software out there for this, so nothing new needs to
be written.  I think we need a volunteer to set this up somewhere?
Preferably someone with their own server, and we'll worry about
setting up the DNS later :)

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