I think making the archive available so that search engines can reach it would be useful.
A search on Google for "roundcube javascript error" should find matches in such an archive and allow people to resolve their problems quickly. On 10/13/05, Jon Riddle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As Geuis pointed out, there is no link to an archive. What would be > really nice is if previous mailing list messages could be imported into > the forum, assuming they still exist somewhere... > > Jon > > > Hmm.. you might wanna check the mailing list archive before doing that. > > Actually, I'm not sure if there is a mailing list archive, and in that > > case, I can understand your actions. > > > > Point is, there has been extensive discussion on how to handle project > > communication, so I highly doubt that those involved are just going to > > start using your forums 'just like that'. > > > > But this seems to be a very friendly list (been monitoring since it > > started), so I'm sure any input you give will be appreciated. > > > > Jeff > > > > > > > > Geuis Teses wrote: > > >Mailing lists are a very inefficient means of communicating on an > > >open-source project. > > > > > >I've setup forums for RoundCube at my website. I am *more* than willing > > >to let these be permanent for the project. > > > > > >Link to the forums is here: > > > > > >http://forums.thetechgurus.net/index.php?c=5 > > > > > >There are 3 forums as of now: Discussion, Coding, and Bugs. > > > > > >I would like the developers of this project to contact me also so that > > >we can further discuss intergrating the forums into the main project > > >webpage. > > > > > >-Geuis Teses > > > > > > > -- Brennan Stehling : http://brennan.offwhite.net/blog/
