Ubuntu Forum

Matthew Palmer mpalmer at hezmatt.org
Wed Jun 21 11:34:14 BST 2006


On Wed, Jun 21, 2006 at 02:52:14AM -0700, The Bronze. wrote:
> 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.

Forums have better read-tracking than mutt?  Hell, delete the e-mails you've
read (or don't want to read), that way you'll never need to re-read an old,
unwanted post.

> I have only had ubuntu-au for two weeks reading the posts and already I'm
> considering spamming it.

You subscribe to a mailing list, don't like it, so you decide that you'd
like to send spam to it.  Huh?

> 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.

A web forum doesn't help with that.  Assuming you actually move around,
you're probably not connected to the 'net all the time, in which case, a web
forum is useless for you.

> 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.

Archives, like, say, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-au/?

Have I just been trolled?

- Matt



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