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[Paul Schulz]

Hi Bronze,

Is there anything in particular that you are interested in knowing about?

While I admit that the ubuntu-au might not be the best source of
information for new Ubuntu users, unless your questions are
specifically Australian, I think you will definitely have better luck
with the official Ubuntu community Wiki.

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/

Many of the people in Ubuntu-au help updating this resource. There are
also the Ubuntu Forums, but I've found these a less useful.

One other thing, Ubuntu has been made great by the team of volunteers
that do everything from packaging software, to reporting and fixing
bugs, maintaining the wiki and promoting this great software. If there
is something you don't like about Ubuntu then there is always
something you can do about it.

Cheers, and have a happy Ubuntu
Paul

On 6/21/06, The Bronze. <thebronzemailbox at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi I'm not new to computers in anyway but I am new to Ubuntu.
>
> The question I have is does this discussion occur in a forum anywhere and if
> not can it. Frankly I find mailing lists tedious and rereading the same
> posting over and over is really an inefficient waste of time.
>
> I have only had ubuntu-au for two weeks reading the posts and already I'm
> considering spamming it.
>
> Guys I would seriously reconsider the way you discuss and share your
> information because I'm busy and not many non-busy people use the net for
> information.
>
> Surely ubuntu-au can build a phpbb forum or similar and  that way you have
> archives of past knowledge for new interested members like myself to read
> through.
>
> Bronze.
>
>
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