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ReadOps: A virtual book club for people interested in Ops
- PeterWhittaker 12y agotl;dr: Well, nothing: One must join to view. Why I should I join? What is there to view? I'll never know unless I join, catch-22. (Should I add FU?)
- dm2 12y agoOps can mean a lot of things... IT operations? Business operations? Military operations? There's zero content on the site you submitted. I'm guessing it's yours, because I can't imagine why anyone would submit a nearly blank site. Below is a link to the Google Group, also zero content unless you join. Why would I join a random Google Group that I have no idea what it displays or who else has joined it? https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/readops https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/readops Edit: Additional content was added and the group was made public. IT ops.
- bscofield 12y agoSorry -- we're still setting up, so things are a bit muddled. I've moved the welcome message onto the homepage and made the discussions public, so you should be able to get a better idea of what's going on now. Thanks for the feedback!
- 01Michael10 12y agoYou could have taken the opportunity to give us some info about the group when you commented. EDIT - The welcome screen is still useless as I had to "click" another link to get an idea what the group was about...
- 01Michael10 12y agoPet peeve of mine... Linking to the Kindle version when a hard copy version is available.
- dm2 12y agoThe site is much more informative now. Thanks.
- jmnicolas 12y agoInteresting concept, I'd love to see the same thing for developers as long as the book choice is pertinent (not someone just trying to get Amazon credits).
- iamthepieman 12y agoWell, if I understand it correctly the idea is awesome and I wish it existed for other topics as well. Seems like it would be a great addition to a big providers book catalog like kindle or google books, audible etc. But as others have said, it could really use more details on the home page.