[plt-scheme] Ryan's dissertation

I'd prefer the blog, as it would allow the paper/dissertation the
prominance it deserves. The mailing list, while great for discussion,
feels a bit ephemeral, with interesting work lost in the noise of
announcements, q&a and discussions like this one.

Blog posts also tend to rank higher than items in mailing list
archives in searches.

My 2p

s.

On Thursday, April 15, 2010, Prabhakar Ragde <plragde at uwaterloo.ca> wrote:
> John Clements wrote:
>
> Feh.  I thought about most of these, and I agree that none of them
> seem quite right... Actually, Eli, I think that the PLT Blog might be
> the right place after all (at 1 post per paper).  The point of the
> PLT blog, IIRC, is not just to be like an announcements mailing list;
> when it was founded, I think it was intended to be a typical "here's
> what we're thinking about, blather blather" blog; that is, a way for
> interested parties to keep up on what's going on with PLT.
>
>
> I second this. The PLT blog gets about one post a month. It could do with some more volume, and posts on papers would augment it without swamping it. I would prefer this to having to look at yet another URL. --PR
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