[Imc-web] An opportunity for the UCIMC web site?

Jason Pitzl-Waters jpitzl at wildhunt.org
Fri Jan 3 10:40:29 CST 2003


Indeed, I would envision it being a home and resource for all of the local 
arts. With an open-publishing system Newspoets could post their work, 
gallerys could post announcements (and images), writers could post 
excerpts, critics could post reviews...and it would all be comment able and 
interactive!

The possibilities are exciting once you think about them.

-Jason

At 10:38 AM 1/3/2003 -0600, Mike Lehman wrote:
>Jason,
>I had already been discussing a possible home for Newspoetry somewhere
>at UC IMC now that their website is no longer doing daily updates. It
>could very well fit into this.
>Mike Lehman
>
>Jason Pitzl-Waters wrote:
> >
> > Since the demise of the CUCV, there is going to be a huge local gap in arts
> > coverage. Perhaps the UCIMC could use this time to become a source of
> > information and interaction with the arts communities in this town.
> >
> > What if we set up a sub-domain on ucimc.org like
> >
> > "arts.ucimc.org"
> >
> > Set it up with an open-publishing system like on the front page, make a new
> > header, put together some local link collections and then publicize it all
> > of the local theatre, gallery, improv, music venues, writers, etc etc to
> > use this as a place to get the word out about their events and activities.
> >
> > We can then promote this page to as many people as possible.
> >
> > There could be many benefits to doing this, and I'm sure there will be
> > plenty of people willing to help maintain a site such as this.
> >
> > If it is successful this could become a model for all the other IMCs.
> >
> > What does everyone think? Is this doable? Would this be something the UCIMC
> > would want to do?
>
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