Hi Sean.
i totally disagree with you that the only people bennifiting from mailing
lists are those on dialup, and certainly we are getting new members.
There are several advantages mailing lists have, eg, information streight in
one lace, being able to reply quickly and easily, being able to
Hello thanks for this the reason is when I am on mush and that is the sight
impaired version it keeps kicking me out so I have to restart the client
again so I have deleted it and will reinstall it so again thanks
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From: Gamers [mailto:gamers-boun...@audyssey.org] On
Hi Ishen.
I need to try the mobile interface for facebook, certainly when i've looked
at the web version I found it annoying to use due to all the extra data. I
wouldn't say it's inaccessible, I just disliked having to traul through all
the random junk to find what I actually wanted to read
Hi Tom.
My issue with facebook is that the interface seems to follow the convention
of throwing as much information at a person as possible, including a large
percentage of information brought up by automatic searches, random comments
and the like.
For a sighted person I can see the
, sean, what has cloud storage to do with discussion lists?
Centralized information is simply where people get what info, nothing to do
with personal details or anything, it's about what communities and community
functions people have to interact with other people which is a very
thanks thomas sir!
I agree with your point but my point is if we can try everything can
be in our own way. blocking is easy and removing and if someone is
posting off-topic and behaving with negative attitude the admin must
remove that person.
Thanks
Ishan
On 2/11/15, Thomas Ward
Dark now we have the cloud there is no real centralisation even with email.
Do we know for example where all our info is, where its stored and
where it goes off the top the top of our heads?
I don't and I don't think anyone else does either.
My point, centralised nets are the thing of the past
I have followed this allready on the forums.
Thanks for posting it here though.
At 04:32 a.m. 11/02/2015, you wrote:
Hi guys,
This year I'll be attending the Game Developers Conference in San
Francisco, where I'll be participating in a Panel Discussion on the subject
of 10 years of game
Goodness, Facebook for me, on an iPhone. Is really hard to get. It's just
plain complicated to work with groups on Facebook.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 11, 2015, at 4:10 AM, ishan dhami ishan1dha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi dark sir! the M.facebook is accessible to me. everything is simple
in
Hi Ishan,
While the Facebook mobile site is in deed accessible, at least
reasonably so, I think Dark just does not like Facebook period. It is
a message board, a place to post anything and everything that happens
to be on someone's mind, and as a result most of what is there to read
is a waste of
Hi dark sir! the M.facebook is accessible to me. everything is simple
in that mobile site.
as far as the concern of audiogames community there are few who knows
in india about audiogames. well I heard about klango that they have
some cracks.
well you are enough experienced so you can guide me
True charles, audiogames has more members do we really want more info
to be sent to this list.
I personally don't have the time for high traffic especially since I
check both.
The only difference is unless I need to I check the forum once a day.
I also only read what I want.
This list should
to be honest I havn't even manged the demo but to be honest that type
of game is not really my thing.
The nature of my work though means I can't really afford games that
last for 3-4-20 million hours at a stretch.
Either its an ongoing game I can come aand go as I please or shorter
5
Hi Shaun,
The amount of traffic isn't the problem here. The issue is insuring
that the same newsworthy information makes it to all of the various
audio games lists, forums, and groups, etc as necessary. That doesn't
have to include regular discussions, but newsworthy information such
as new game
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