Because I had one about Q&A sites. Yes, it makes me sad that I dreamt about this. However...
The part of the dream you would be interested in had me in a garden, which was walled walled off and had a ceiling. In the corner, scrolling across the ground, was the backend of a Q&A site. The odd thing, it was two sites. I apparently knew, without anyone telling me, what was going on.
The name of the site was Ask Batman. It was popular, and had something within it called a Mini Q&A site entitled Captain America Answers the Questions You Asked Batman (which will now be known as Captain America Answers). Here's how it worked: Ask Batman, being popular, would reject a good number of questions. Once rejected, Captain America Answers got a crack at them. There were two seperate frontpages for these sites, with Batman's the primary.
Not bad, I think, for a dream idea. Seems like it might work. After all, isn't the Conspiratron (sp?) made by friends of the Conversatron's? It doesn't seem like it would be hard to implement. Once rejected and deleted from the queue from the main site, a script could resubmit it to the secondary, which would run off of its own set of the same code. Questions could be directly sent to the secondary site as well, of course.
The only two sites that could host a secondary at this point, I think, would be Conversatron and True Meaning of Life.
The rest of the dream involved snakes, for those wondering, and a maze.
The part of the dream you would be interested in had me in a garden, which was walled walled off and had a ceiling. In the corner, scrolling across the ground, was the backend of a Q&A site. The odd thing, it was two sites. I apparently knew, without anyone telling me, what was going on.
The name of the site was Ask Batman. It was popular, and had something within it called a Mini Q&A site entitled Captain America Answers the Questions You Asked Batman (which will now be known as Captain America Answers). Here's how it worked: Ask Batman, being popular, would reject a good number of questions. Once rejected, Captain America Answers got a crack at them. There were two seperate frontpages for these sites, with Batman's the primary.
Not bad, I think, for a dream idea. Seems like it might work. After all, isn't the Conspiratron (sp?) made by friends of the Conversatron's? It doesn't seem like it would be hard to implement. Once rejected and deleted from the queue from the main site, a script could resubmit it to the secondary, which would run off of its own set of the same code. Questions could be directly sent to the secondary site as well, of course.
The only two sites that could host a secondary at this point, I think, would be Conversatron and True Meaning of Life.
The rest of the dream involved snakes, for those wondering, and a maze.
