Grouply? What?

Looks like we now have a handy yahoo groups aggregator:

http://tuning.grouply.com
http://makemicromusic.grouply.com
http://tuning-math.grouply.com/
http://metatuning.grouply.com/

Also comes with sweet extra features like chat and such. It looks like
it can connect to Facebook as well. Might be of use to some people
here. Also, we haven't apparently posted any messages since like
November of 2010.

-Mike

Did you set these up?

Grouply looks really really lame. But it seems to mean Yahoo
has an API, which we could use to get at the archives.

Nov. would be around the time Yahoo launched the new groups
interface. Maybe they changed the API then and Grouply hasn't
caught up?

-Carl

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, Mike Battaglia <battaglia01@...> wrote:
>
> Looks like we now have a handy yahoo groups aggregator:
>
> http://tuning.grouply.com
> http://makemicromusic.grouply.com
> http://tuning-math.grouply.com/
> http://metatuning.grouply.com/
>
> Also comes with sweet extra features like chat and such. It looks
> like it can connect to Facebook as well. Might be of use to some
> people here. Also, we haven't apparently posted any messages since
> like November of 2010.
>
> -Mike
>

On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 3:14 PM, Carl Lumma <carl@...> wrote:
>
> Did you set these up?
>
> Grouply looks really really lame. But it seems to mean Yahoo
> has an API, which we could use to get at the archives.

I didn't set it up - it auto-generates it for any group.

> Nov. would be around the time Yahoo launched the new groups
> interface. Maybe they changed the API then and Grouply hasn't
> caught up?

Right, I hope they do soon. And I think we need to archive tuning and
tuning-math in its entirety, and lock that away on archive.org for all
eternity. Everything on here is of fairly historical importance to
music theory, I think.

-Mike

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, Mike Battaglia <battaglia01@...> wrote:

> Right, I hope they do soon. And I think we need to archive tuning and
> tuning-math in its entirety, and lock that away on archive.org for all
> eternity. Everything on here is of fairly historical importance to
> music theory, I think.

Seconded.