Hans Dockter <[email protected]> writes:
[...]
> So this forum is planned to be a primary entry point for all kind of things.
> We also want it to be deeply integrated with the other tools we are using.
> In that respect it is much better for the newbie. But the way we plan to use
> it will also make it very useful for the advanced users and hopefully they
> stay involved. We will definitely provide the input that makes it
> interesting for them to stay.
>
> For me this is an important piece in our effort to improve communication
> with the community.
Let me just outline how I currently participate (here and elsewhere).
I follow the mailing lists and glance through the postings, reading a
few interesting posts, but can (I try to convince my self :-) follow
status, any major issues etc. I can do this for 30+ communities in
<30min using the same email program (if there are no large topics etc).
If the only interface is web based, I will not read it on a daily
basis, it's just too slow. I will only go there if I had a problem. This
in turns mean I will not answer any posts that I knew the answer to,
never figure out clever ways to do things etc. because I would never see
it unless I actively googled it.
Juts my 2c....
/Jeppe
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