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I've been reading about the crazy stuff going on at scienceblogs.com, and wondering if there isn't something the tech community can do to help the bloggers. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
Scientists who are also natural-born bloggers. It's a perfect example of people with information going direct to the people who want it. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
I've always felt that reporters should apply the scientific method. Here are writers whose lives are devoted to the service of science. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
It's not surprising that a corporation like PepsiCo would want to get in the middle of such a good thing. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
What's needed, it seems to me, is a simple blogging platform, probably WordPress or Drupal, that could host all the science bloggers who wanted to be free of the corporate situation. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
I am not using this as an opportunity to promote my blogging platform. It seems to me it's too delicate a situation to insert anything like personal interests into. Rather, it would be great to get a home for these people, asap, one that will make it easy for them to migrate to a new home, but still maintain the integrity of the community. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
I can help in getting the feeds together into a single reading list, so that we can follow all the science bloggers where ever they go. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)
Update: There is a "diaspora" feed managed by Yahoo Pipes for the science bloggers who are leaving scienceblogs.com. This is great, but I wanted something different -- an OPML reading list that points to all the feeds. I don't just want the posts, I want the feeds too. ![permalink](http://scripting.com/images/2001/09/20/sharpPermaLink3.gif)