Where are the forums?!

[jeremy at fantasticfamily.net]

I could ask linuxforums.org to dedicate a section to Ubuntu?



On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 14:44:32 +0100, "Benjamin Edwards"
<bedwards at rnli.org.uk> wrote :

> I agree, I quite like PHPbb2 (http://www.phpbb.com/).  I have
installed ti in several places.  IMO it has a good balance between
flexibility and complexity.
> 
> The only problem is that having both forum and email support can
tend to dilute both.  An integrated system where both interfaces could
be used but I guess threading of messages could be a problem.
> 
> Ben
> 
> >>> list <list at notthemessiah.net> 09/28/04 02:29pm >>>
> It seems that for this sort of heavy traffic, it would be better to
have a  
> forum that people could easily search, post, browse, etc. I get some
of my  
> best tech support on forums, and it seems like it would seriously
cut down  
> on redundant mail list questions.
> 
> I really like linuxquestions.org, and they have a section dedicated to  
> specific distros--their only requirement is that the forum is
'official'  
> meaning that someone from the ubuntu project will need to be the
liason  
> between the two groups.
> 
> ....
> 
> Anyways, if anyone knows where some pre-existing forums are, wants
to try  
> linuxquestions, or has some advice for me--then feel free to let me/us  
> know :)
> 
> --Dean
> 
> PS. I'm writing this from ubuntu, and it seems like a damn good start!  
> keep it up ;)
> 
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