Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-wiki (149 mails)

[Thomas Schmidt <tom@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 25.02.2010 15:26, Rupert Horstkötter wrote:
> All,
>
> thanks for moving forward here. JFYI, I pinged Kim again at the forums
> in order to get input about forums' bot capabilities. To my very own
> knowledge, it's the autoposting bot that ships with vBulletin by
> default. You're right that the re-opening of existing threads may be
> an issue here. I hope it's capable in doing so in order to have a
> structured thread-list (I see this as an urgent requirement .. maybe
> you talented people can hack this together if not supported by
> default?)

According to http://www.vbulletin.com/ this is a
commercial product, I cannot even download the documentation...
So we need the technical forums admin to do that.

Greetings

> I'm OK with Rajko's idea to create a subforum for the QA also in
> production to separate the QA from other threads, makes sense .. or
> move non-QA discussions to a subforum.
>
> As of namespaces: Please follow Rajko here as I lack the appropriate
> knowledge to be honest. I mean, what we want the QA for is "distro",
> i.e. end-user documentation and iirc we decided to have just that in
> Main Namespace, separated from Help, Meetings, Project Docs etc (we
> certainly don't need QA for those). Only docs interesting for our
> customer (distro doc, app tutorials etc.) should be covered by QA.
> Isn't that Main namespace, Rajko?
>
> Best,
> R


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