Op 8/10/2012 17:02, McGee, Edwin F. Sr. schreef:
> I would agree with those wishing to keep the mailing list open and
> selectively responding/posting the questions which meet mailing list criteria.
I see many +1's for answers in favor of keeping the mailing list.
I'm an autist, and one of my li
Op 9/10/2012 8:35, Andrea Arcangeli schreef:
> Some suggestions?
As suggested by many people in the thread "My plan to shut down the
mailing list", the best answer to this question is: "please read the
documentation."
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Op 8/10/2012 17:48, Alex Jones schreef:
> a traditional forum
A traditional forum involves more administrative work than a mailing list.
The mailing list:
I need to look at the mails that are put on hold, and then filter those
that are SPAM: see http://lowagie.com/itextml
Most problematic are th
Op 9/10/2012 4:22, Gershkovich, Peter schreef:
> Do what you feel is right.
I'm pleasantly surprised by the reactions on my rant.
I've read some really good suggestions.
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Op 8/10/2012 19:06, linuxunil schreef:
> I personally am against the monetization of the library and forum. You can
> not change the philosophy of a project like this.
I agree. Documentation should be free.
That's why I decided to write the new tutorials without a publisher.
I also don't like the
Bruno,
Do what you feel is right. In my opinion, with your book an other resources
available there is very little one need to ask in order to get going.
Robert Sheckley wrote in one of his short stories that "in order to ask a
question you need to know most of the answer". There should be a disc
I've recently joined the mailing list and I found it to be invaluable, the
only reason I found it so useful is that there aren't any decent official
forums. You need to purchase the book and then each of the forum sections
are chapters in the book, I appreciate the need to monetize the library and
+1
On 10/8/2012 8:02 AM, McGee, Edwin F. Sr. wrote:
I would agree with those wishing to keep the mailing list open and selectively
responding/posting the questions which meet mailing list criteria. As
mentioned by another member of the mailing list, simply because I submit a
question doesn't
I would agree with those wishing to keep the mailing list open and selectively
responding/posting the questions which meet mailing list criteria. As
mentioned by another member of the mailing list, simply because I submit a
question doesn't mean the question will be posted. Furthermore, I unde
Personally.
I would prefer the mailing list, but I FULLY understand your frustration
with 'stupid' questions, but your stance of 'why are you asking ME to do
your work for you for free' is completely valid.
But then what about those of us who use iText and keep our work open? Some
of us are not in
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