All of that (the previous post was offered: “Some boring technical background of the Weblog building” was motivated by the slight hope (perhaps “wishful thinking”) that I might be able to find a home and an academic “fellowship” in which to continue this work, and have a way to get paid to do it or be able to manage the project Continue Reading
I do have a few technologies which I have chosen as the candidates for my “online community platform”. .Net “portal” software called DotNetNuke provides a very modular and extensible framework for hosting all kinds of interwoven features, all stored in a single SQLServer database, a nd includes such modules as a Discussion Module (to add a threaded discussion anywhere, link Continue Reading
This “Theology Project” category is intended and reserved for updates to my now ancient Web coverage of my now defunct DMIn project. I was doing that work in an online group that once a year, met at Dayton when all the other DMin groups met together. That started in 1993
I was just combing through my