I'm with Nick. I don't see an advantage to separating SQL questions from
other CF topics. I almost always read the SQL-related questions, and I
learn from them, as I do from many other topics discussed on this list. One
of the strengths of this community, IMO, is the breadth of knowledge of its
members. I think divvying the posts up into little separate islands of
interest will only serve to weaken the CF community.
--John
"DeVoil,
Nick" To: CF-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<Nick.DeVoil@ cc:
bskyb.com> Subject: RE: Who wants a CF-SQL Mailing
List?
12/21/2000
09:48 AM
Please
respond to
cf-talk
> I don't think SQL and Database questions are too welcome on
> this list.
I must be kind of unobservant, I hadn't noticed that.
Is that right?
I mean, as you say, CF and databases are pretty inseparable.
For me, two of the things that make this a great list are:
1. The breadth of subjects covered
2. The willingness of so many people to answer supposedly
OT questions. Unlike some lists where people mentioning
something OT always get flamed.
Nick
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