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Re: Would DF welcome a phpbb forum?


From: "Simon 'corecode' Schubert" <corecode@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 18:06:59 +0100

elekktretterr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Well, yes, you are correct, Justin. In my opnion it would be great to have
it like that. A BB would function in multiple ways, relay information from
the mailing lists (bugs, comitts, kernel, documentation etc), plus allow
current and coming users to have a userfriendly interface to ask questions
on software or talk about high they got yesterday and how their boss acts
like a monster. Thats how I imagine a community at least. it shouldnt be
just all strictly about the operating system, but also about being people.
Like me and another person mentioned the gentoo forums, i think it has
something like 100000 members, averaging 1500 posts per day, out of them
about a half is probably not even gentoo linux related. I think most young
people get turned off by mailing lists.

non-operating system talk should go to dragonfly.chat then. after all we're developing an OS and not hosting a online bar-alike hangout.


the more non-topic posts there are the lower the overall quality tends to be (see gentoo forums. it takes quite some time to find quality information)

a pure nntp<->web gateway would be okay, maybe. i wouldn't use it though. the important thing still is that there is just one place the users go to: the dragonfly forums. no matter which media they use, the content should always be the same.

cheers
  simon

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