<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i have often thought that a forum would be better because things could be
> listed by topic and it would be more searchable for people looking for
> specific information. how many times have we had people come in here and
> ask
> a question only to be flamed for not searching the group archives?
Never? People have been asked to search the archives. This won't change
with a webbased forum. People still won't search the archives and they
will still be told to search the archives.
> i think that most members don't post for a couple of reasons.
I'd like to make an open invitation to all lurkers to post about why they
don't post to this group. That's more accurate than guessing. :o)
> i think that people don't want to try any other format because they feel
> a
> sense of ownership with this group...particularly the active posters. why
> would you want to change something that is working for you?
A successfull move is a massive task (and it will most likely fail anyway,
this topic comes up every 6 months). The value gained has to match the
effort put in. That and "if it ain't broke..." like you point out.
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Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen
<URL: http://www.solitude.dk/ >
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