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Looking over the forums, I'm not sure I see any useful conversation
going on in any of them for a long, long time. What's worse, in my
opinion, is that we have development discussions (a few anyway) taking
place in the forums instead of the mailing lists. These discussions
have no visibility since they are only posted on the web site and not
pushed to development team's email in-boxes. I was thinking that
perhaps the only forums that are really needed on the projectpier.org
web site are Support Forums. I propose the following: 1) Eliminate all forum categories except "Support" which consists of "How-To" and "Technical problems". 2) Re-label the main menu link a the top of the web site from "Forums" to "Support Forums". 3) Add a link on the forums page, directly below the Support forums to the Sourceforge mailing lists (http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=195833) Any feedback on these ideas would be appreciated. -Jon Dossy Shiobara wrote: On 4/2/09 7:54 AM, Jon DeGenova wrote: |
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