On 22-Jan-10 11:46, Richard D. Worth wrote:
I just responded on a similar thread and went through some of the advantages
I see in a forum:
http://groups.google.com/group/jquery-en/msg/5c1f435be0e3aeab
As Octavian noted, all the advantages are for the administrators, none
of those accrue to the users and in fact, you'll still find it necessary
to tell users to take a topic to a different forum - that's just the
nature of how we humans operate. So some of your claimed advantages
(for administrators) aren't really advantages at all, they are wishful
thinking at its worst.
I don't mean to start a debate. Each is a different model with different
tools and technologies, and each has pros and cons. I was simply responding
to a request to detail some advantages we/I see in a web forum over a
mailing list.
Okay.
Question stands: how will the forum treat each new post? Will it require
constantly logging in to receive new notifications? Will it require
staying logged in and squatting to see all new posts? Or will it send
out a notice of each post, regardless of logged-in status?
Ulex
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