[Dev] Existing p2p systems for getting offline node back up to date?Tim Randolph Thu, 14 Nov 2002 16:13:36 -0500
On Wednesday, November 13, 2002, at 03:07 PM, Andy Hertzfeld wrote: > > One simple answer is email. I think we can use email for lots > of store-and-forward sharing purposes. Emails with special headers > sent to other instances of Chandler wouldn't be presented as normal > email but instead be used as the store-and-forward part of the sharing > framework. You could even build a Groove-like, transaction-based relay > server out of simple email, so no special purpose servers are required > to be deployed. > > -- Andy > If Chandler goes this way, I think some weight should be given to making these messages human readable and even writable. I would love to be able to send myself a Task from my Yahoo mail account. YAML (yaml.org) seems to have incorporated true human readability as a design goal (along with being highly compatible with scripting languages and a few others). --Tim
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