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david wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hartmut Noack wrote:
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schoappied schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">As I said before, I think a forum is good for making the community more
alive and more open, also for newbies. Also it good be a possibility to
make things more central in combination with linuxaudio.org.
Why not put a link on the linuxaudio.org site to the forum and
eventually change the name of the forum if the moderator can agree with
the suggestion? Or maybe it is possible to change the forum to
linuxaudio.org (I'm a noob on this area...).
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<pre wrap="">I back that: a forum is nice in many cases, you can have pictures,
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How cute! Can we have a picture of you up there, too? ;-)
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No comment.<br>
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<pre wrap="">a powerful search-function etc.
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There already is one: Google.
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Many mailing lists are not well represented on Google.<br>
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<pre wrap="">PLUS: the site in question is indeed a forum only so it can serve a a
forum-module for the 2 other sites.
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Forums suck. :-P
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Forums are preferred by some and certainly there is room for all
opinions. I use forums to search my own user name and solve problems I
had a year ago.<br>
They can be quite handy, but of course no one is suggesting that those
who prefer mailing lists should stop using them.<br>
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Respectfully,<br>
Arthur<br>
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