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Re: [opensuse] may we get official openSUSE PHPbb forum?
- From: "G.T.Smith" <grahamsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 13 Apr 2007 18:01:55 +0100
- Message-id: <461FB783.5060506@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sandy Drobic wrote:
> What might offer an additional value is an archive of tested solutions to
> problems, something like a how-to-solve-problems-wiki. That could be
> refered to on the mailing list to answer problems quickly and decisively.
> Though it still wouldn't be a forum.
>
>
>
Useful point, I seem to remember both MajorDomo and (I think it was
called) Mailman listservers had parallel admin accounts so one could
subscribe, unsubscribe, ask for the List FAQ, get a list description etc
etc. by sending a mail with the relevant request.
I personally have mixed views about forums (annoying things like
preparing a response, finding you have been logged out, and having to
redo response; and brain dead search options.... oh of course !@!?
advertising) However, good moderators can keep a close control on
duplicate threads, rambling threads, and bad behaviour, so the
information to noise ratio can be better than a mailing lists....
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> What might offer an additional value is an archive of tested solutions to
> problems, something like a how-to-solve-problems-wiki. That could be
> refered to on the mailing list to answer problems quickly and decisively.
> Though it still wouldn't be a forum.
>
>
>
Useful point, I seem to remember both MajorDomo and (I think it was
called) Mailman listservers had parallel admin accounts so one could
subscribe, unsubscribe, ask for the List FAQ, get a list description etc
etc. by sending a mail with the relevant request.
I personally have mixed views about forums (annoying things like
preparing a response, finding you have been logged out, and having to
redo response; and brain dead search options.... oh of course !@!?
advertising) However, good moderators can keep a close control on
duplicate threads, rambling threads, and bad behaviour, so the
information to noise ratio can be better than a mailing lists....
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fn:Graham T. Smith
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adr:Barton upon Humber;;90 Bowmandale;;North Lincs.;DN18 5EA;UK
email;internet:grahamsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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