hi,
On Fri, 27 Jan 2006, Peter Flodin wrote:
Gentoo:
http://forums.gentoo.org/
Posts: 3,005,617
Registered Users: 105,423
Users online: 235
Ubuntu:
http://ubuntuforums.org
Posts: 680,568
Registered users: 68,264
Users online: 706
Fedora:
http://forums.fedoraforums.org
Posts: 621,755
Registered Users: 60,167
Users Online: 4402
I will just state again, that people who talk about gateways etc
between mailing lists and the web forum, haven't got full
comprehension of what a successful web forum is about.
Yes.
There is no reason that an openSUSE web forum will not rival any of
the above in terms of usage.
Rivality is not the point; success ("helpfulness") is it.
You can't measure it in numbers, only in "forum atmosphere".
And does anybody who thinks that the mailing lists on these other
distros are non-functioning because they have successful web forums?
Of course not.
Try reading www.linux-club.de for 3 days; you will see solid FAQs
instantly, and strong moderator action if something starts running
against the line.
My feeling is: there are the best "educators" homed for forum users.
Knowledge is giving advises. That's what a forum should be, and
linux-club.de is. But the language is german (only). A gain from the sight
of the forum users ("easy", just the way they want to go).
So best would be we had one official forum per language.
Cheers -e
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Eberhard Moenkeberg ([EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED])
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