Friday, January 12, 2007
Richardson Groups in Washington Whispers
As Washington Whispers notes, America for Richardson has come to Zanby.
The Netroots for Richardson has their first national meeting day on February 6.
I can't wait to find out how it goes.
Richardson recently made some great progress in Darfur, negotiating a 60-day cease fire between warring parties. That's impressive progress in an intractable conflict. Diplomacy like that will be welcome indeed in the coming years.
The Netroots for Richardson has their first national meeting day on February 6.
I can't wait to find out how it goes.
Richardson recently made some great progress in Darfur, negotiating a 60-day cease fire between warring parties. That's impressive progress in an intractable conflict. Diplomacy like that will be welcome indeed in the coming years.
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Posted by Chris Dykstra at 8:06 PM
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Zanby Search techniques
Zanby has a couple of large families of groups, now. From Cafe Press groups (website), to the DFL Links to America for Richardson groups (website), Zanby is supporting a really wide variety of interests and people.
Some of you have written and asked how you can structure a search query from zanby to direct users to a specific set of search results. Try this:
http://zanby.com/groupsearch?search_words=yourkeyword&yourkeyword
Where yourkeyword = your group's special tag or keyword. For example, the DFL Links uses
http://zanby.com/groupsearch?search_words=dfl&links
to direct users to the right set of search results.
The 32 Richardson Groups uses
http://zanby.com/groupsearch?search_words=richardson.
If you want to add more search words, you can just enter more & search words.
OR..you can access the XML feed:
The request looks like:
http://zanby.com/feed/rrr/groups/?sw=searchkeyword&format=4
Where "searchkeyword" is the tag / groupname / etc. that you want to search for. The result is a simple XML file that provides the name of the group, the host, next event info, the location of the group (city / state/ zipcode), the group description, how many members there are in the group, and a link to the group page.
The groups are sorted by region.
Here are some sample feeds:
Bill Richardson Groups
Cafe Press
Cafe Press
Happy organizing...
Some of you have written and asked how you can structure a search query from zanby to direct users to a specific set of search results. Try this:
http://zanby.com/groupsearch?search_words=yourkeyword&yourkeyword
Where yourkeyword = your group's special tag or keyword. For example, the DFL Links uses
http://zanby.com/groupsearch?search_words=dfl&links
to direct users to the right set of search results.
The 32 Richardson Groups uses
http://zanby.com/groupsearch?search_words=richardson.
If you want to add more search words, you can just enter more & search words.
OR..you can access the XML feed:
The request looks like:
http://zanby.com/feed/rrr/groups/?sw=searchkeyword&format=4
Where "searchkeyword" is the tag / groupname / etc. that you want to search for. The result is a simple XML file that provides the name of the group, the host, next event info, the location of the group (city / state/ zipcode), the group description, how many members there are in the group, and a link to the group page.
The groups are sorted by region.
Here are some sample feeds:
Bill Richardson Groups
Cafe Press
Cafe Press
Happy organizing...
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Posted by Chris Dykstra at 8:01 PM
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