We already discussed this topic and that’s why there is this mailing list. It 
works exactly the same way, but here we are e-mailing.

 

If you really want a forum, why don’t you try this one?

 

http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/index.html#03703

 

Matthew

 

Van: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] Namens Alain Baudrez
Verzonden: vrijdag 28 augustus 2009 10:30
Aan: Ubuntu Belgium
Onderwerp: Re: [Ubuntu-be] Ubuntu-be IRC meeting 26/08/2009 at 21 h. cancelled

 

2009/8/28 ivan flo [email protected]


Mine's simple, I have also a family life.
Therefore I asked to ask for a forum.
Then I can login on a more convenient time, and answer to what concerns me.
Sincerely,
Ivan

 

I concur with ivan,

 

I find a forum a much better medium that an IRC chat. First of, the timing.  
Unless we do it somewhere around 2 AM in the morning, people will have 
something else to do at 9 PM on a wednesday evening, like wachting football, 
evening classes, watch TV with the misses of the house, ...

 

A forum OTOH gives me the freedom to join whatever topic at a more convenient 
time, while benefitting from the history of the discussion in the previous 
forum postings.

 

By having members-only and non-members/closed boards on the forum, we can read 
what the non-members would like while maintaining the privacy (if needed) of 
closed boards for discussing the new topics.

Jean would not be tied to his computer every weekend, and would also have a 
better view on what topics to be discussed, instead of mainly 'the events' 

 

This doesn't mean that the bi-weekly IRC meeting should be terminated, but at 
least those not familiar with RC (many new users are from the MSN generation) 
or those just logged in on the chat channel would have an extra medium to 
interact with us.

 

I think that the next IRC meeting should have the topic 'a forum setup or not' 
set as an agenda point.

Being an admin on the Dutch PClinuxOS forum, I will gladly take the role of a 
mod if one is needed.

 

Alain

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