The best solution is having your own forum on your own website. You can break down the threads into subcategories/ subforums much easier and more effectively. The users on the forum are YOUR users and not some other site's. You have the ability, with a decent software, to also email those users, if you want to. The knowledge in the forum is a lot easier to ingest, than on Google Groups or SE. I'd still leave those channels open, but only have your team answer any open threads on your forum.
I work with the software Xenforo and can recommend it. We use it for our project <http://project.skooppa.com/>, although our project is a bit in limbo currently, as we are still learning the necessary technologies we need to make it happen, (on being ODB :-)), The lack of activity isn't because the software isn't good. It is quite good. If you are interested Luca, I'd be glad to set up a test forum for Orient to check out its functionality and I could do the work to get the forum up and running, including simple design changes to make the forum fit Orient's CI. After that, you will only have some moderation work to do, in one place, and you can be much more effective and have a great and dedicated community platform. Scott -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "OrientDB" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
