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Topic: Support for bzr (bazaar) version systems

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Topic: Introducing Ohloh Journaling

Jason, I'm eager to see Ohloh roll out all these new features. I second JavaWoman's request of a proper API. The reason is the following. Now that you are building clients to interact in real time with the Ohloh DB, I see a number of potential extensions that would make the Ohloh bots much more powerful, were there an actual API to program against.

You could then query the Ohloh bot from Jabber, IRC or Eclipse not just to retrieve journal information but also fresh project and/or developer information. E.g. where is this user located or under what license is this project distributed or even what's the main URL of this project.

OK this maybe sounds like science fiction, just tossing my 2p in.

Topic: Introducing Ohloh Journaling

@Jason that's brilliant - http://twitter.com/ohl now has {its|his|her} first follower: http://twitter.com/marjoleink

Maybe you could set up something like having a field for Twitter (etc..??) account in your profile and then @ohl could start following those (or just use their API); that way you'd have a reasonable way to limit it to Ohloh users. Or ask for some verification code maybe.

So... pretty soon, when waiting for a train I have this brilliant idea for #WikkaWiki, type it into my phone, send it to Twitter - and it will appear here. Who needs a desk? :D

Of course _my_ little program is waiting for an available timeslot, too, so no hurry - a little brainstorming is fine for now.

Topic: How Kudo is calculated

Hello, Which is the algorithm used to calculate Kudo ??

Topic: Introducing Ohloh Journaling

@Jason: I'm waiting for IRC integration. +1

Topic: Introducing Ohloh Journaling

@Jason, I'd just do my own "bridging". I'd prefix a tweet with a code (say 'ohl:') and my program would pick up only those updates (minus prefix) to send on to Ohloh. What it boils down to then is that I type it only in one location (Twitter) but if I make the decision it should go to Ohloh as well, I'd add the prefix. So whether I type here, or in Twitter, it's still my decision that it's content for Ohloh (as well).

What I type in Twitter would be all my things, I'll only filter some of that (by prefix) to also go to another destination (another I have in mind would be updating my Travel Blog from my phone via Twitter ;)).

My Twitter update "Sunny this afternoon" might then appear in my Travel blog (if appropriately prefixed), but not in Ohloh.

Clear as mud?