I'm not a big forum user in general.  I think the forum model must be 
carried out very carefully for it to be effective.

I think the LinuxCNC forum is very good.    I think the CNCZone is not 
so good.

I used to be a regular reader/contributor on the CNCZone but the hassle 
factor was too high.   Then I was getting emails from the CNCZone... 
saying I haven't on at the forum recently, blah blah blah.    What a 
turn off!  My spam blocker killed those.
The CNCZone needs work.

I prefer email lists as I think it is more effective time wise and I can 
follow the threads efficiently, while following a number of threads on a 
forum can be very difficult.

Dave

On 1/25/2012 9:36 AM, andy pugh wrote:
> On 25 January 2012 12:12, Sven Wesley<svenne.d...@gmail.com>  wrote:
>
>    
>> If you guys think that the internal forum works well so be it. To me it's
>> not better at all than (for example) cnczone or the mailing list.
>>      
> I agree. However, it is much easier to find, and so ends up being the
> first port of call for new users with a problem.
> I guess that we could put a link there to the cnczone forum instead of
> having our own.
>
> I have nothing against the 'Zone and I am vaguely active there too,
> but it is too big. There is no way that I have the time to keep up
> with all of it, and the LinuxCNC-related stuff ends up being very
> dilute.
>
> I can and do read every post to the LinuxCNC forums and I think the
> same is true of the other moderators, there is a guarantee that a
> query there will get read, and an almost-guarantee that it will get an
> answer.
>
>    


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