The discussion revolves around the frequency of updates on the Discourse blog. zenkamal notes that the blog is mostly used for big announcements and suggests a more frequent update schedule, citing NodeBB and Vanilla as examples. codinghorror points to the Discourse GitHub commit history as a source of updates, but zenkamal expresses interest in a more digestible format. codinghorror mentions that his personal blog will be switching to Discourse soon, and references his activity on Meta Discourse as an example of more frequent updates. Daily updates are not on the blog, but rather on Meta Discourse.
The Discourse blog seems to be mostly for big announcements, with a post every month or two. Is there a place where a Discourse potential customer or current aficionado can read about updates to the software? (not meta probably, too specific with lots of posts)
This stems from looking at the NodeBB and Vanilla blogs, which update fairly frequently. So if I take a month off to live life, I can come back and read their blog to see what’s been going on. Discourse arguably has more going on, and I know there are a lot of people waiting to see what happens and hoping to switch to Discourse or start a Discourse forum anew in 2014.
Alrighty, but someone around these parts once said something about blogging every week day and success and yada yada yada. It might be cool to have a more frequent digest of goings-on.
Also, a lot of people want to use Discourse as a blog comment system, and a good way to show that is robust comments on blog.discourse.com.