From: Andreas D. Landmark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd second this suggestion, the general list has become flooded with posts
that
seems like a pop-quiz taken straight from the manual...
Right. I've just signed up the list and I've all but given up on trying to
follow things. Just way too much
At 04.08.2001 17:27, Joel Ricker wrote:
Similarly the FAQ is easy to find, and I do believe the words support
suggest where help may be found.
Actually my suggestion would be to take a page from way the Python lists are
and call it tutor or PHP-tutor.
I'd second this suggestion, the general
I think the problem with spreading out discussions that can be as broad as
the PHP discussion is that you still tend to have people gravitate towards
some of the more general or higher level discussion groups regardless of
whether or not it should fall into the newbie category or not.
This is
Similarly the FAQ is easy to find, and I do believe the words support
suggest where help may be found.
Actually my suggestion would be to take a page from way the Python lists are
and call it tutor or PHP-tutor.
Joel
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From: Sam Masiello [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 1:15 PM
To: Darren Henderson
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP] New lists (was [PHP] Attitude of B van Ouwerkerk)
I think the problem with spreading out discussions that can
Darren, et. al.,
Everything gets posted here - general syntax, database and install
questions. Just look at the volume of php-mysql related questions; if they
were directly posted on php-db the volume would drop to a more manageable
level. Similarly, usage of php-install would help reduce
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