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Traction and Radio are Not Exclusionary (#376)
Posted: 7/29/2002; 8:16 PM by Terry Frazier
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Paul Kulchenko of toolbox makes some good additions to my quick-and-dirty overview Traction vs. Radio - A Personal View. I like the idea of news2email and mail_to_category, but I can't get the script noted in Paul's post to work. Anyone who's actually installed the mail_to_category script feel free to chime in.

I'm running community server behind the firewall and for some business users it's very important to be connected via email. Although, there are some [Radio] tools like news2email and the ability to mail to category that allow you to do that.

And also:

[...]I'm all in favor of bottom-up approach, but it seems like the most practical approach is somewhere inbetween: company will benefit from using both, top-down and bottom-up systems, they just have to be well-connected. [toolbox]

Also, John Robb chimed in via e-mail to point out that Traction and Radio are quite complementary -- Radio being a great tool to get users over the start-up hurdle and get them contributing; Traction as a higher-end solution for a small core of knowledge architects to use in gathering together all the company's disparate knowledge sources.

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