Hello Kyle, > I would very much like to see a dspam web forum. Aside > from the benefits of archiving, search, etc (which can > already be done, to an extent, I know), I think it would > also help put a face on dspam - it would add to the > community and make dspam more friendly.
More people on board of DSPAM certainly wouldn't hurt. That's a plus, I grant you that. > I don't see how having a forum would hurt, either. > Some would continue > to use the mailing lists, while others would use the web forums, or both. The problem is with not enough people present on each of those we could end up with limited amount of expertise spread thinly. E.g. so far nobody answered my question on explicit whitelisting in DSPAM. :-( OK, if nobody here knows this particular corner of DSPAM, tough, I know it now - but with web-based forums, I'd have to post this question in several places and track each of those. Sure, that can be done, but it's our _time_ that is increasingly scarce resource. It's not that I wouldn't bother to expend the effort, it's just timing constraints are harder and harder on me. > Hell, I'm even up for offering to host the site. I honestly think we should appreciate it, really. Thanks! -- Marcin Krol
