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Re: debian forum



The people who help out will always be there. They help out, not becuase
the have to, but becuase they enjoy helping people. Anywayz not much i can
say in response to your message, as all your points are very valid.

I would like to see the forum work out as, the second palce to go if the
mailing list does not help. And the palce to go for in depth solutions to
problems and a place to through ideas around and talk "off topic".

Here is the address again:

http://debian.jdcomputers.com.au



On Mon, September 25, 2006 11:18 am, Paul E Condon said:
> On Mon, Sep 25, 2006 at 09:38:50AM +1000, Julian De Marchi wrote:
>> The purpose of the forum was not to ake over the mailing list, but
>> assist
>> is more in-depth problems and a way of people to find common issues,
>> instead of using the maillist to ask for problems which have already
>> been
>> addressesed. Is'nt it funny that, when the topic is first mentioned, not
>> many people have anything to say. But when someone does something,
>> everyone has their two cents to add in.
>>
>> I am NOT trying to take over any of the other forums. Sorry if it seemed
>> that way. I wish to create a place for people to talk about more in
>> depth
>> problems, where the answers can be archived and retrived by all. Forums
>> will never beat mailling lists!
>>
>> I am aware that there are other forums out there. I am just trying to
>> give
>> back to the Debian community, as I have been giving so much.
>>
>> Please appreciate my efforts, and instead of trying to tell me it is
>> wrong, give useful suggestions.
>
> A major difficulty with this suggestion is, IMHO, the question of
> expert resources, that is to say the time of people whose answers to
> questions are actually useful. These people seem not to be interested
> in yet another forum/list/whatever that they feel obliged to
> watch. (At least this is the impression I get from the responses that
> I have seen to other, prior suggestions of this general sort.) I think
> the 'good answer people' are a scarce resource that should be handled
> carefully. Personnally, I fail to see how this proposal would use this
> scarce resource more effectively, so I am fearful about giving it a
> try. What happens if the 'good answer people' stop paying attention
> and stop noticing to pleas for help? Not good.
> --
> Paul E Condon
> pecondon@mesanetworks.net
>
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Julian De Marchi
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