There is a suneshea virus forum that is quite successful. I'm not sure if the yahoo group came first or not, but the yahoo group does not have much traffic. It would be nice to post photos in threads and things. It would be alot better using those grouped forum things. This yahoo does work well as it is. I would also like to add that other's have tried to make another forum and they ALL failed. The key would be to get people to actually use the forum. I haven't checked the forum for it but does it allow for storage? --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, jgb@c... wrote: > On Fri Sep 10 2004, Dieter Vandoren <theartistformerlyknownasvandoren@h...> wrote: > > > Why a forum? > > In a forum discussions can be grouped by subject and thread. So you don't > > have to do a search in the thousands of messages on the list, guessing at > > what query would turn up the answer you're looking for. > > Get a better email client then, one that can sort you mails in threads > and/or by subject. Sorry, but hotmail is not a good way of handling a > mailing list with lots of traffic. Even Outlook is preferable. > > > Also, discussions arranged in individual threads will, to my opinion, be > > much more intense and carried further than it is now because their is no > > 'noise' from other discussions. > > See above. > > > And last, a forum can accomodate for much more users than a mailing list. If > > the Elektron community keeps growing this list will also and the amount of > > mails with it. I receive the messages in a digest and I already receive 2 or > > more a day. In a forum you can check when you want to and only read the > > topics you want. For example skipping the newbie questions you 've seen a > > thousand time (nothing wrong with newbie questions btw). > > Read the subjects of emails, skip reading those you do not want to read. > This is harder when you are on digest, I know. > > If there is to be a forum, I'd like Elektron themselves to set it up. > > /Janne
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Re: [elektron] RE: Hello! new Elektron website - for users
2004-09-10 by endlessnessisticman
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