I give up... officially.
I should probably just knock door to door all over the world and see
if anyone is interested in learning more about MooTools and is also
incapable of clicking two links. I mean, I have nothing else to
do... :P
The next person to post to this thread will be forever on my shit
list. :)
On Sep 23, 2008, at 4:55 PM, keif wrote:
*cough*
at the top of the old forum:
Attention: The forum is now read-only. Please see the MooTools
Development
Wiki for current support options.
That link gives us:
What about Forums?
There are no official MooTools forums.
There are a number of unofficial places where you can discuss
MooTools and
ask for support.
Unofficial MooForum
Why no official forum?
Soooo if someone is interested in learning, they can find it. If
they're
looking for a place to post once, asking for someone to give them
code, then
they probably won't make it to the first link.
tomocchino wrote:
*cough*
http://mootools.net/blog
http://mootools.net/blog/2008/09/23/whats-going-on-with-mootools/
On Sep 23, 2008, at 10:37 AM, tombmedia wrote:
Really not trying to start something. But this will happen over and
over. New users have no idea they have to subscribe to this group
and
get email for each new post. They go to the website, then the forum.
Once they see that the forum is read only (or catch wind to come
over
here) they will surf to this group in their web browser and possibly
bookmark it. Then they will start clicking page by page through all
the posts. Eventually they will get to the info they need, and
hopefully they will subscribe, but a lot of the people testing the
waters want to know whats going on. I understand that you
shouldn't be
bothered with all this bs, but probably a hundred posts could be
saved
if just something was put up to let people know the new routine.
Especially if you are in a bind, need some help and are already
short
on patience. A blog entry like "Google groups is permanent. Forum
will
never be back. See mooforum. Thx"
I understand blog purity, and I understand not having to be bothered
with all of us wondering what is going on. But unless you have lost
the password to update the blog or something, I have no idea why you
will continue to create this problem for yourselves when a simple
blog
update would fix it. Your blog post is old and getting older.
And I'm not not trolling. This is not about the forum. Please don't
kick me out of the group again. Thanks Aaron and Nathan for your
posts
they were perfect, if there was only some way to pin down
information
like that on the front page of the groups.
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