Totally agree with you Jake - Why would a notes user use a Notes based blog rather than another (ie MT)? - generally:
1) because they are a developer and want to play using their skills
2) because they like to use their Notes Client and take advantage of Replication etc and work locally.
3) They like using Rich Text and dont want to use HTML.
So therefore to a non-notes person - no point is there? The only way Domino can be used outside of the Notes Client user base is by building server side blog utilities - which are then utilised via a browser.
To do something like that would be pointless unless you had a 'commercial' reason to do so. But generally that commercial reason could be done cheaper using an alternative technology.
Totally agree with you Jake - Why would a notes user use a Notes based blog rather than another (ie MT)? - generally:
1) because they are a developer and want to play using their skills
2) because they like to use their Notes Client and take advantage of Replication etc and work locally.
3) They like using Rich Text and dont want to use HTML.
So therefore to a non-notes person - no point is there? The only way Domino can be used outside of the Notes Client user base is by building server side blog utilities - which are then utilised via a browser.
To do something like that would be pointless unless you had a 'commercial' reason to do so. But generally that commercial reason could be done cheaper using an alternative technology.
Not even going to go into 3) !!