problem is that blogging has not yet reached corporate mainstream (yet). Corporatations still need to discover the tool. I've been preaching it to several of my customers in Europe, and they are starting to see the light.
Since my customers are Domino users, the choice of a Notes client is elementary. Their mail comes in the client, therefore they are 90% inside the Notes client. So if they have the possibility to use their existing client, Notes, to also produce a blog, they'll be happy.
Steve's template does the work ! If you're not savy in HTML, you can work in RT. The rendering on the web is more than fine. The end users aren't developers, and only want to blog about a project, a customer, etc. Look at Ed Brill's blog.... that's what should be happening in the corporations.
Chris,
problem is that blogging has not yet reached corporate mainstream (yet). Corporatations still need to discover the tool. I've been preaching it to several of my customers in Europe, and they are starting to see the light.
Since my customers are Domino users, the choice of a Notes client is elementary. Their mail comes in the client, therefore they are 90% inside the Notes client. So if they have the possibility to use their existing client, Notes, to also produce a blog, they'll be happy.
Steve's template does the work ! If you're not savy in HTML, you can work in RT. The rendering on the web is more than fine. The end users aren't developers, and only want to blog about a project, a customer, etc. Look at Ed Brill's blog.... that's what should be happening in the corporations.