portable-clblog

Project page for portable cl-blog

I Kevin Griffin am not one to start projects for *no* reason. It smacks of unnecessary effort. So why fork cl-blog?

We wanted to emphasize portability: mostly because we wanted to be able to run the blogging engines under openmcl.
It's in accordance with the principle of maximal laziness: it's easier to maintain this version of cl-blog than it is to write a tool that would convert old blog entries into the format currently used by Brian Mastenbrook's cl-blog.
Openess of development process. I'd like to be able to have a mailing list, an archive of questions and answers, and a darcs repository.
We wanted something that would sit nicely behind Apache. We were using this in-house, so we thought other people might find it handy.

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