New: Christian Origins Clearing House

by Neil Godfrey

Peter Kirby has revamped his Christian Origins website so that it consists of updated headers of Biblioblog posts. He includes a special biblioblog search engine covering these blogs and various online discussion archives. And more. . . .

Brilliant! Thanks, Peter!

Peter has some comments on what he has done on the earlywritings forum.

Excerpts:

. . . It’s built on WordPress . . . . The hardest part by far was creating the “daily digest” posts programatically … especially figuring out how to pull down multiple external resources simultaneously (primarily, social analytics) to avoid a big bottleneck there . . . .

Currently I’m fiddling with the automatic tagging for keywords and automatic images based on those tags.

I’m also interested in doing some kind of “ham” or “spam” filtering . . . . in order to target the chatterbox kind of post more aggressively… with the goal of having shorter lists of actual content to sift through for the user.

. . . . let me know if you have any suggestions! . . . .

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db on Bob Price — Did you really read Marx?: “• Hmm... it seems that Price is opining that perhaps some sort of socioreligious construct is needed to keep the…” Jan 22, 14:53

Roger Pearse on Scholarship and “Mythicism”: When the Guilty Verdict is more important than the Evidence or Argument: “I think this is right. Technical texts are a special case. Most ancient technical literature goes untranslated because…” Jan 22, 14:51

db on Bob Price — Did you really read Marx?: “"Soviet (council)". Wikipedia. Lenin wrote that the Soviets were originally politically open and inclusive entities, writing in The Proletarian…” Jan 22, 14:32

Kelly D Wellington on Bob Price — Did you really read Marx?: “Heh...Yeah, I know. I am a big fan of Price's high criticism of things religious, but his politics are…” Jan 22, 14:30

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mcduff on Bob Price — Did you really read Marx?: “In my state, South Australia, until recently, a decade or so ago, the State government owned and operated the following…” Jan 22, 12:34

proudfootz on Bob Price — Did you really read Marx?: “It's troubling that this one aspect of 'self interest' has become elevated to the end-all and be-all of life among…” Jan 22, 11:08

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