Hey guys, I heard there was this app called [Doodle](http://www.doodle.com/main.html). It's closed source. Let's make an open-source Doodle killer and call it Clockworks!
-We have a mailing list - if you're interested in helping design the app, or if you just want to hear more about what we're up to, just blanche yourself onto **clockworks**.
+We have a mailing list - if you're interested in helping design the
+app, just [let one of the developers know](mailto:clockworks@mit.edu)
+and we'll add you to our mailing list, **clockworks**. Or if you just
+want to hear more about what we're up to, blanche yourself to the
+public list **clockworks-announce**.
## Development info
* Work through the [TurboGears tutorial](http://docs.turbogears.org/1.0/Wiki20/Page1) (the tutorial seems to focus on SQLObject, which is not necessarily the best thing. Maybe someone can find some better docs?)
* Setup database configuration and installer (an auxiliary issue is the presence of an installer for people). Also, make sure SQLAlchemy is being used
* Learn SQLAlchemy
-* Make sure the default scaffolding works on Scripts (this includes running TurboGears as CGI). Any work done here should be considered for a TurboGears auto-installer, the equivalent of tgsetup) (**ezyang**)
+* <del>Make sure the default scaffolding works on Scripts (this includes running TurboGears as CGI). Any work done here should be considered for a TurboGears auto-installer, the equivalent of tgsetup) (**ezyang**)</del>
* Write a .gitignore file for generated/not versionable items
* Get friendly URLs working
* Learn TurboGear's templating interface (would like XSLT, but I don't think anyone else will like that)
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