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[Shane Sammons]

Petre,
Thanks for the side questions feedback. I will consider it, as I think it
could be proactively organized and help develop good Wiki articles and such.
I see the point where a mailing list lets you sit in just your email client,
which makes it easy to interact with. But I do know you can "subscribe" to
specific forums topics and such. So perhaps I will give it a shot, as I
would like to help for once with a project in some way, and I am not a great
programmer or anything.

P.S. Hopefully the Google tip will let me find an answer to my question,
because it is driving me nuts, perhaps I can switch NICs and see.

On 11/8/06, Petre Scheie <petre at maltzen.net> wrote:
>
> Shane Sammons wrote:
> > Also, just a side question, does anyone host forums for this project,
> cause
> > I really can't stand mailing lists, they are antiquated and disorganized
> > and
> > as far as I can see unsearchable. If not, I might start a topic about
> offer
> > to host one so we can sort and categorize topics, sticky things, and
> make
> > common answers and guides.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Shane
> >
> Both www.k12ltsp.org and www.ltsp.org already have wikis to which anyone
> can post
> answers, guides, etc., and everyone is encouraged to add to it.  Searching
> the mailing
> list is simple via google; there's even a mention of how to do it on the
> K12LTSP wiki
> (
> http://www.k12ltsp.org/phpwiki/index.php/How%20to%20search%20the%20mailing%20list%20archives
> )
>
> The problem with forums is you have to actively go to them to interact
> with the project;
> mailing lists allow the project to be sent to you passively, so to
> speak.  The question
> has come up before, but so far most people have opted to stay with the
> mailing list.
> Nevertheless, you are welcome to setup such a forum, but I'm not sure
> you'll attract the
> critical mass of people (I'd love to be proven wrong).
>
> Petre
>
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