Hi Narayan, Michael :-)
If you read the various SC meeting minutes objectively, there was
never any firm commitment to going over to Drupal. It was, in fact, an
openness to re-consider the issue at a later date, and to evaluate a
working site alongside specific statements and proof of the
Hi Michael and Christoph,
Charles,
The work on the Drupal development has halted as per the Steering Committee
statement.
There seems to be a disconnect between what the community/mailing list
groups want and what the Steering Committee is willing to support.
From my discussions with
Michael Wheatland wrote:
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 11:59 PM, Charles Marcus
cmar...@media-brokers.com wrote:
Case in point - Michael's work on Drupal would have provided integrated
mail list forums nabble so that any user could use their tool of
choice, and all would be interconnected, not
Hi RGB ES, *,
RGB ES schrieb:
It is clear you cannot please everyone: the list of problems you see
on forums is almost the same list of problems I usually see on mailing
lists...
Every communication system have the same merits and defects of the
people using it. Nothing more, nothing less. The
On 2011-01-17 7:50 AM, Friedrich Strohmaier wrote:
Hi RGB ES, *,
RGB ES schrieb:
It is clear you cannot please everyone: the list of problems you see
on forums is almost the same list of problems I usually see on mailing
lists...
Every communication system have the same merits and
Hi Charles, *,
I should never write mails before having the second cup of
coffee.
Charles Marcus schrieb:
On 2011-01-17 7:50 AM, Friedrich Strohmaier wrote:
[..]
What the hell does You make thinking that? They are different - yes
but more useful? It again depends on who does what!
I'm
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 11:59 PM, Charles Marcus
cmar...@media-brokers.com wrote:
Case in point - Michael's work on Drupal would have provided integrated
mail list forums nabble so that any user could use their tool of
choice, and all would be interconnected, not isolated, making these
Hi Michael, *,
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Michael Wheatland
mich...@wheatland.com.au wrote:
Your average end user
will likely never search through mailing list threads,
The average end user will not search web-forums either.
My personal experience with forums is that they are useless
It is clear you cannot please everyone: the list of problems you see
on forums is almost the same list of problems I usually see on mailing
lists...
Every communication system have the same merits and defects of the
people using it. Nothing more, nothing less. The system can only add
tools to easy
*** I have cross posted this mail to the website mailing list, for
discussions about web infrastructre ***
The feedback that I have already got from users interested in the
discussions around the Drupal project is that forums are a very
important mechanism in sourcing and providing help to end
Hi Micheal,
Am 10.01.2011 10:36, schrieb Michael Wheatland:
What do others think? Is the forum support option important for trust
building and familiarity? What system would we use?
IMHO: Do not spend a minute on creating yet another forum, but point
to the already existing well-proven
Hi Michael,
In general, I full hare your views.
Your average end user will likely never search through mailing list threads,
even if they
contain exactly the information they are looking for.
Exactly!
A well presented forum running from a dedicated forum system such as
vBulletin or
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