> From: Sonja Krause-Harder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> The first question is: do we need/want an official openSUSE web forum? > Why? What would you expect from it, compared to the existing SUSE > community forums? Here's my 2 cents. I don't mind using the existing community forums for Suse, but can't say I really enjoy (just my opinion). I've received a lot of friendly help and been able to offer a lot of friendly help on the various sites. Here's my only problem with them: I log into 3 different sites, I usually end up posting on 3 different sites, I search for my answers on 3 different sites, I look for people to help on three different sites. Honestly, this has caused me to burn out on supporting any of the Suse forums. I just don't have the time. I agree with all the opinions being stated about not working against the community. However, I feel that there has to be a more efficient method to this. Maybe some kind of proxy access into the various forums. I really don't have a clue, just starting some brainstorming for those of you who know more than I do (that's most of you). We all know that a lot of newbies find there way into forums long before they can find their way around a mailing list. In the past, I've enjoyed helping these folks find their lizard feet, but it just takes too much times these days. I know some of you may be thinking, why don't you just stick to one? The answer is simple: I want access to all of what the Suse community knows and needs (we do have the technology). Besides, I've tried that. I think I still have a post out that has never received any replies. We've had a great community surrounding Suse for a very long time. That community is growing very quickly. I just think it would be worth some time and consideration to figure out how we bring the seemingly disjoined parts of our community a little closer together, especially on a functional level. So that more like ten cents. Thanks for hearing me out. Daniel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
