On 2 May 2013 14:31, Anders Logg <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, May 02, 2013 at 02:15:46PM +0100, Garth N. Wells wrote: >> On 15 April 2013 18:36, Anders Logg <[email protected]> wrote: >> > We still get user questions on Launchpad and questions have started to >> > appear on the new mailing list. >> > >> > I suggest we try to move the user questions (or a subset of them) to >> > stackexchange as quickly as possible. >> > >> > We need to write a short list of instructions for what kinds of >> > questions and discussion should go to which place. >> > >> > Here's a starting point: >> > >> > (1) scicomp.stackexchange: user questions >> > >> > - user question: how do I do <foo> in FEniCS? >> > - user question: what is a stable method for <foo> (in FEniCS)? >> > >> >> Looks good. We should >> >> (a) encourage the posting of short but complete code when appropriate >> (b) the formulation of precise questions >> (c) reporting of FEniCS versions for code problems/extracts >> >> > (2) this mailing list: announcements and discussions >> > >> > - announcements: workshops, releases, tutorials, new mailing list >> > - discussion of new features >> > - discussion of development practices >> > - discussion of releases >> > >> >> Sounds good. >> >> > (3) issue on Bitbucket: bugs and feature requests >> > >> > - bug reports >> > - feature requests >> > >> >> Good, although it might be best that non-trivial feature requests are >> first discussed on [email protected], and moved to Bitbucket >> once a general concept is agreed. >> >> > (3) comments on Bitbucket: comments on commits >> > >> > - developer comments on commits >> > >> >> I really like this. >> >> > (?) where should this go? >> > >> > - installation issue: can't build on Mac OS X >> > - installation issue: boost link error >> > - installation issue: can't find packages for Ubuntu 13.04 >> > >> >> Maybe a [email protected] list? > > That name seems to indicate all user questions should go there when we > really want a subset of them to go to stackexchange. But I can't think > of a better name (fenics-installation, fenics-build, fenics-support?). >
Yes. Maybe fenics-support? But it might sound a bit like a paid support service. Garth > -- > Anders _______________________________________________ fenics mailing list [email protected] http://fenicsproject.org/mailman/listinfo/fenics
