I think any Mailman will do that too, you don't really need another proprietary
technology to bind a forum with a mailing list. You just need to read the
manual on how to set the gateway between them.


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Mensaje citado por Rigel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hi daniel. Sun already has the technology to bind various forums into a
> single
> cohesive hole, while making the interface for each look entirely independant.
> That means while the user is sending info off to a Writer forum, the only
> thing
> in the e-mail that changes is the subject line that includes "Users: Writer:"
> and then the rest of the subject line. I think this would be great because it
> would keep all the users group e-mails collected, and at the same time keep
> them all organized according to the component, and! It would allow the
> support
> team to simply sort their e-mail by subject and jump directly to what they
> can
> do, versus trying to guess at the subject line.
>
> Hey. Can someone get on the OOo executive get on the horn, and see if we can
> borrow sun's collab.net for mail server software? :D I think it would be a
> great alternative.
>
>      Rigel
>
>
> --- Daniel Carrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Steve Kopischke wrote:
> >
> > > I believe this happens because the network of individuals has little in
> > > the way of recognition
> >
> > Can you think of any idea to improve the ammount of recognition volunteers
> > get?
> >
> > Let's forget about details like feasibility and practicality. Let's just
> > brainstorm some ideas for a moment.
> >
> > Let's see... maybe if we had a way to get users ("customers") to rate the
> > help they got in terms of knowledge, helpfullness and friendliness. And we
> > had hall of fame for the top support people on the list.
> >
> > At OOoAuthors we have a simple, but good, recognition system. Each chapter
> > has a list of contributors. And the "lead" contributor for the chapter is
> > listed on another line as the maintainer. The maintainer also gets final
> > say on what goes into the chapter. So they can be dictators of their own
> > little realm. :)  We've also experimented with a news box, where we
> > announce when a chapter gets published. We don't do that much anymore, but
> > are rather sticking to email-based announcements.
> >
> > Okay, these things can't be directly applied to the users list. But it
> > might be food for thought.
> >
> > Here's another thought (again, reality aside):
> >
> > Have several support lists, for several categories. For example:
> > installation, writer, calc, draw, impress, base and other.
> >
> > Each volunteer subscribes to the lists he feels he can help in. Now, if we
> > just manage to get emails properly directed to the right list, we will
> > reduce the volume each person has to deal with, and increase the list
> > relevance. So how do we distribute emails like that?
> >
> > We can use a web-based support form. The 'customer' selects a component
> > from a list and types in his email and the support question. Then a
> > program would email the appropriate list, CC the user, and add the user's
> > email to the 'Reply-To' field.
> >
> > Okay, this doesn't address the "recognition" part. But it would address
> > the volume problem. It could also, potentially, improve the over-all
> > atmosphere of the list, by making the contents more relevant.
> >
> > Cheers,
> > --
> > Daniel Carrera          | I don't want it perfect,
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