houghi wrote:
Not wanting to highjack a thread, I start a new one. People having issues
with the wording of my standard reply, please tell me *here* what it
should be. As I believe this is (unfortunatly) on-topic here, I won't
reply to any personal mails concerning this subject.
What else can we do then point out each time we see a technical discussion
starting? My idea is to kill this list, as it already is lost and make a
new one: opensuse-community.
Anybody other (better) ideas?
houghi
I don't think changing the list could do any good, people
will write anyway (or steal the others openSUSE lists).
solutions: (?)
1) On this respect, a news group is much more adequate.
on a news group, it's easy for a moderator to cancel early
offending messages before it go to most user, it's also easy
to anybody to correct an error
on a mailing list, any OT thread can go on any long time. on
a news group, it's easy to kill it.
I'm ready to be part of any moderator group.
2) May be also if the long awaited forum went up, it could
receive most of this unwanted traffic. I don't know if it's
easy to moderate such a forum (I own one but has never to
cancel anything)
Please, don't start a new flame on the news/forum subject. I
want only to mention them to see if this could a solution to
the very problem mentionned here.
3) anyway, there are not so many oddening posts, may be we
can live with them :-)
4) we could make the subscription to the mailing list
moderated. A mail from the moderator to the new member about
the non technical subject could have an effect and it could
be possible to ban any offending people.
jdd
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