Re: Nabble broken?

Le 27/06/2021 20:53, Robin Bannister a écrit : Jean Abou Samra wrote: That might push us to move to another web interface for the list, who knows. Nabble has already been

Re: Nabble broken?

Jean Abou Samra wrote: That might push us to move to another web interface for the list, who knows. Nabble has already been causing quite a few problems in the past, like mangling code samples. I haven't investigated options yet, though. When you were posting to Nabble Support [1] did you

Re: Nabble broken?

Le 25/06/2021 à 22:25, David Kastrup a écrit : Jean Abou Samra writes: Le 25/06/2021 à 18:56, Peter Toye a écrit : Nabble broken? I wanted to look at a thread in Nabble, but nearly all of the messages say that they were deleted by the author. Is something wrong here? It's happening on all

Re: Nabble broken?

Jean Abou Samra writes: > Le 25/06/2021 à 18:56, Peter Toye a écrit : >> Nabble broken? I wanted to look at a thread in Nabble, but nearly >> all of the messages say that they were deleted by the author. Is >> something wrong here? >> >> It's happening on a

Re: Nabble broken?

Toye a écrit : >> Nabble broken? I wanted to look at a thread in Nabble, but nearly all > of >> the messages say that they were deleted by the author. Is something > wrong >> here? >> It's happening on all the threads I've looked at, so it can hardly be > a

Re: Nabble broken?

Le 25/06/2021 à 18:56, Peter Toye a écrit : Nabble broken? I wanted to look at a thread in Nabble, but nearly all of the messages say that they were deleted by the author. Is something wrong here? It's happening on all the threads I've looked at, so  it can hardly be a mass desertion

Nabble broken?

I wanted to look at a thread in Nabble, but nearly all of the messages say that they were deleted by the author. Is something wrong here? It's happening on all the threads I've looked at, so it can hardly be a mass desertion of contributors. Peter mailto:lilyp...@ptoye.com www.ptoye.com