We could structure it in such a way that:
the basic premise of the list is newbie-help (no flames for ultra-newbie
questions here..)
newbies will be encouraged to register, and those posting on the main plug
list will be directed to the newbies list.
certain key "oldbies" will be assigned certain roles to play in the
newbie-list. For instance:
oldbie-1 gets to support installation issues
oldbie-2 gets to support email issues
oldbie-3 gets to support dns issues
oldbie-4 gets to support network, TCP/IP issues
and the grand old oldbie gets to support anything else not mentioned \8)
of course, anyone can jump in and contribute. The reason for the "areas
of responsibility" is to make sure a question doesn't go ignored. It's
his responsibility to see the question through a fruitful resolution.
O ano, game kayo mga "oldbies" ? \8)
Watyasay !?
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, neuroticimbecile wrote:
> hi xen!
>
> On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> <snip>
> >
> > p.s. If the list hosts are amenable, I move to create a ph-linux-newbie
> > mailing list. (should we follow Usenet tradition in creating such a list?)
> >
>
> qlinux would be glad to host that list (diba sir mike en ma'm rosh?), so long as
> there's a considerable demand for it, maybe we can have a show of hands? (like
> the ph-php idea which hasn't taken off due to poor response).
>
> also, we've touched on this topic before, diba? there was a concern that
> only newbies might join the ph-linux-newbie list, they'd be needing help from
> oldbies like yourself :)
>
> just some thoughts,
> -eric
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