Aaron Swartz: Announcing the Open Library

Re:Aaron Swartz: Announcing the Open Library by AF on Tuesday July 17, 2007 @11:31AM (#34778)

I am reminded of similar hyping and grandiose claims that Aaron made when he announced both Infogami and web.py. He eventually abandoned Infogami and the main user of web.py - Reddit, has switched to something else.

I really hope he sticks with this. Aaron is a smart guy and it is a shame to see him just leaving behind all these half-finished projects.

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Re:Aaron Swartz: Announcing the Open Library by akkartik on Thursday July 19, 2007 @03:11AM (#35210)

Anybody know if infogami went to Conde Nast as well? Nobody's answering their support emails.

Ordinarily I would just leave it behind as a lost cause, but one of the sites I created keeps accumulating spam, and I need the brief attention of someone at the server to take care of it. The thought of junk accumulating on permalinks I created makes me feel dirty..

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Re:Aaron Swartz: Announcing the Open Library by rms on Thursday August 23, 2007 @11:15PM (#46011)

Infogami (Aaron Swartz) merged with reddit and became reddit.

You can try emailing Aaron Swartz but I'm not sure if he is interested in maintaining infogami. http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/interruptdriven

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Re:Aaron Swartz: Announcing the Open Library by shankys on Wednesday July 18, 2007 @12:43AM (#34949)

I didn't know Reddit switched away from web.py. Do you know what they switched to?

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Re:Aaron Swartz: Announcing the Open Library by omouse on Wednesday July 18, 2007 @07:28PM (#35123)

Django I think.

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Re:Aaron Swartz: Announcing the Open Library by daltonlp on Thursday July 19, 2007 @04:38PM (#35389)

When did reddit switch? I wasn't able to find any reference to that. As of January 2007, it was still web.py:

http://reddit.com/info/vovg/comments

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