Boy, you guys are busy - I can't keep up with the list at this rate. I know I've mentioned this at least a couple of times, and others too, but:
why aren't we talking about one forum (not interface, just forum) with three interfaces: 1) regular mailing-list style 2) USENET style (i.e. a newsgroup served by news.opensuse.org or similar) 3) webforum. There are various examples of this out there already, some good, some bad. At linuxprinting.org they run mailing-lists bi-dir gated to a forum. At isc.org they run mailing-lists bi-dir gated to a newsgroup. gmane.org is probably the best-known example of gating mailing-lists to newsgroups (and a web-interface). I personally bi-dir gate all my mailing-lists with a news-server. If the webforum need is only about getting a different interface that less tech-savvy people can better understand or work with, then I don't see a problem. Just get going - it can't be that difficult bolting on a webforum *slave* to the mailing-list *master*. /Per Jessen, Zürich --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
