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From: Mark Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Robert G. Werner wrote:
The problem with -newbies (or even some PC name for it) is that people
won't use it.
Rarely do people self select themselves as more ignorant than they
really are. I'm afraid the noob problem just can't be resolved with
any structural changes.
i believe the more accepted term is 'basics' as in asterisk-basics
Grzegorz Nosek wrote:
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 14:54:15 -, Linus Surguy wrote
So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
Maybe asterisk-install ?
The amount of mail on asterisk-users is more than even *I* can read in a
day, and my job is 100% asterisk. There probably is a justification for a
new list, but I think it is less the -biz list as much as much as the
-newbies. Keeping a business discussion on -users is probably quite
useful
On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 14:54:15 -, Linus Surguy wrote
So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
Maybe asterisk-install ?
asterisk-starters ?
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Amen! While -dev and -users may be a little too sparse, perhaps adding a
-business list would be beneficial for discussing those types of issues.
However business-related issues are not so common at this point, so perhaps
a list devoted to NONTECHNICAL discussion (-nontech?) would be
who puts in the time to assist their friends.
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So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
Maybe asterisk-install ?
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Mark Spencer wrote:
Amen! While -dev and -users may be a little too sparse, perhaps adding a
-business list would be beneficial for discussing those types of issues.
However business-related issues are not so common at this point, so perhaps
a list devoted to NONTECHNICAL discussion (-nontech?)
So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
asterisk-nontech
asterisk-biz
The amount of mail on asterisk-users is more than even *I* can read in a
day, and my job is 100% asterisk. There probably is a justification for
a new
Mark Spencer wrote:
Amen! While -dev and -users may be a little too sparse, perhaps adding a
-business list would be beneficial for discussing those types of issues.
However business-related issues are not so common at this point, so perhaps
a list devoted to NONTECHNICAL discussion (-nontech?)
Hi!
So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
asterisk-nontech
asterisk-biz
Hm... who will answer the newbie questions then? Newbies?
Not sure the -biz part will make sense, but I guess it won't hurt much to
have it and then
So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
asterisk-nontech
asterisk-biz
The amount of mail on asterisk-users is more than even *I* can read in a
day, and my job is 100% asterisk. There probably is a justification for
a new
So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
asterisk-nontech
asterisk-biz
Any others as well? If we were to add another list, I *believe* we could
automatically subscribe everyone in -users to -whatever to help seed it a
On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 09:01, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
asterisk-nontech
asterisk-biz
The amount of mail on asterisk-users is more than even *I* can read in a
day, and my job is
On Thursday 20 November 2003 08:53, David Gomillion wrote:
Would a -softphone and -hardphone be too granular? Sometimes I
just don't have the energy to sift through hundreds of messages...
I would applaud such a move, but be sure to note that hardphone refers
to VoIP phones, differentiating
The problem with -newbies (or even some PC name for it) is that people
won't use it.
Rarely do people self select themselves as more ignorant than they
really are. I'm afraid the noob problem just can't be resolved with
any structural changes.
Personally, I don't try to read the whole
Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 9:59 AM
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So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists are:
asterisk-newbies (perhaps a better word?)
asterisk-nontech
As soon as you have more then one list people will ask
What list do I post this to. Many will cross post.
One idea is to make up a small example set of questions that
should go to each list. You might also name the lists
after the questions that are alowed in each. Such as
-configuration
Add to the list or lists I proposed one more
asterisk-anounce
This one would be low volume and would be used mostly by the people
at Digium I think but also others you have developed some new feature
or fixed a bug or fund a security hole. there would be no discussion
on this list.
currently
Looking at the current traffice on -users it might make more sense to
create
- asterisk-zaptel
- asterisk-sip
- asterisk-iax
and leave whatever remains to asterisk-users.
I'd disagree with this -- You'd have a lot of crossposting because people
won't know where the problem lies... i.e. a
On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 09:49:10AM -0600, Rich Adamson wrote:
What's the problem that we're trying to fix? (Fragmenting the lists into
more so we don't have to look at one or more lists, or, is it reducing
the number of repetitive newbie postings?)
I think it was keeping commercials,
On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 10:57:08AM -0600, Steven Critchfield wrote:
While I seem to be deemed the newbie basher, I have already expressed
similar sentiment to Mark once before. I think newbies are better served
in -users as there are people here who will answer the question, even if
it is to
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So far it seems like the proposed candidates for new lists
On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 12:43, Chris Albertson wrote:
Add to the list or lists I proposed one more
asterisk-anounce
This one would be low volume and would be used mostly by the people
at Digium I think but also others you have developed some new feature
or fixed a bug or fund a security
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From: Andy Hester [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I agree, seperate digium list is best. Mainly because it will help build
On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 12:48, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote:
Looking at the current traffice on -users it might make more sense to
create
- asterisk-zaptel
- asterisk-sip
- asterisk-iax
and leave whatever remains to asterisk-users.
I'd disagree with this -- You'd have a lot of crossposting
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Some problems
I am not sure a newbies list would help all that much, all that would
happen is that they would cross post to both lists and we would get
everything twice.. What may be better would be either a better way to
search the list archive or a new users FAQ, of course the FAQ option
requires that
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