For example our discussion about Dynamo DB. Or security concerns, or
migration issues, I don't really want in a Wiki.
 
The goal isn't to compete with this forum, or with StackOverflow, but to
take the non-Technical portions of the discussion, and the comparative
questions, in to a forum where we have a little more control over the
discussion, and where we won't scare off the newbies.
 
It is difficult to build a community with the people who pop in and out of
this group, and we don't bridge over to the Amazon and Azure discussions. (I
see pretty much none of you over there).
 
Also the hope would be that by having some Google and some Amazon and some
Microsoft all going to the same place from time to time that we would all
get a better sense of their philosophy.
 
Rather than solving "What's broken with my code" the hope would be that
people would talk about "Which PaaS is the best for this use case?" or
"Which scenarios is Dynamo better than GQL?"
 
Also with moderation we wouldn't end up with our emails in the spam lists as
often. And people who are annoying could get a refund and be voted off the
island.
 
-Brandon
 
 
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Rohan Chandiramani
Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2012 5:01 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [google-appengine] Re: Considering a Cloud MasterMind Group
 
Wouldn't an open wiki be a great solution.
This way the knowledge is spread to all to see like you have been doing, and
it's in a managed place.
 
You could also put your face on top of every article to cover the costs and
fame.
 
Even though... yours is not a bad idea either, but i wonder how much good
it'l do if you create a closed community, users will be segregated instead
and the users here might get a worse experience because all the smart guys
moved on, in turn discouraging new users to cloud solutions.
 
In any case i'd still be interested in both options.
 
my 2 cents.
 
PS. IMO google shouldn't complain about promoting... hosting a cloud service
without a best practice guide and letting users figure out what's best is
not the way to do business.
 
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