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Rick Howd wrote:Wow, those summaries are awesome, I usually just download the podcasts automatically and haven't checked out the summaries, I've been missing out! Lot's of great info in there. I can see where the links would help a lot.
I'm definitely more of a "link geek", I would take me a week to summarize well enough to be comfortable sharing it with others. Link-wise I got it, keep it in the forums except for logical external links.
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D. Logan wrote:I can probably help here and there around my other writing schedule. I am here in waves through the week (as is probably clear from my sporadic posting and responses), but I do read here daily and can probably do some as long as I'm not expected to do the summary the very moment I am pointed towards the podcast. I wouldn't need any real hand-holding about embedding the HTML linking code either. I could just do it all in one fell swoop instead of doing a summary and then handing it off for someone else to worry about.
Daniel Kern wrote:How long is a podcast summary?
Cassie Langstraat wrote:We are back on the getting old podcasts up and spiffy train!
Who wants to really really help me out?
My strategy this time is just not to do them in sequential order, just assign a bunch to each person, and ask them to get them done as soon as possible.
Cassie Langstraat wrote:
Daniel Kern wrote:How long is a podcast summary?
It depends on how long the podcast is, and how much you want to write. But ideally it is at least 4-5 paragraphs.
Cassie Langstraat wrote:I think the main function of the summaries is for people who don't want to/don't have time to/are physically unable to listen to the podcasts. But I may be wrong.
Heather A. Downs wrote:Let me know when you need help. I'm html friendly.
The written content is valuable for google and other bots to pick up the keywords and direct readers to the page/ site through organic internet searches.
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Rus Williams wrote:I could write some podcast summaries. Drop me a line if this is still what you want.
Heather A. Downs wrote:Let me know when you need help. I'm html friendly.
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Wade Glass wrote:Hi Cassie,
Can we be assigned podcasts? (less wasted work)
Expected turn around time on completion per podcast?
Thanks
Brian Walker wrote:Hello Cassie,
I would be delighted to help write summaries! I concur with Wade, assigning us specific podcasts, respectively, would seem the most efficient way to coordinate everyone's efforts.
Twice a week I have an 8-hour bus & train ride to and from grad school and usually occupy myself with Paul's podcasts as a means of educating myself about permaculture and maintaining general sanity during the commute. I usually take notes anyhow, and can certainly type up summaries as I complete podcasts during this time. I imagine I could consistently produce between eight to twelve summaries each week. I await assignments.
Thank you,
Brian
Juan Sebastian Estrada wrote:I could help writing a few summaries. This comes at a good time for me since I have listened to about the last 100 podcasts and I'm starting to sort through the older ones to see what captures my attention most. This way you can just tell me which ones to summarize. I normally listen to them while driving to and from work so I can't really write the summary as I drive, but I imagine it will go quicker the second time as I'm writing.
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