On 2011-11-09 14:03:49 (+0400), Ilya Chernykh <anixx...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Wednesday 09 November 2011 13:59:54 Pascal Bleser wrote: > > > (I wonder why that last comment is relevant in any way?) > > > > Sure, why not, but keep in mind that it will make even more > > communication channels -- I believe we already have way too > > many, as we're having a really hard time getting information > > across users and contributors: > > - around 60 different mailing-lists > > - around 60 different IRC channels > > - opensuse.org forums > > - several "unofficial" forums in various languages (often even > > duplicates of the "official" ones) > > - g+, facebook, ... > > > > Is there really much use of adding yet another one ? > > (might be, just ask yourself whether that's really the case :)) > > > > I mean, sure, why not, but we only have so many contributors and > > experienced users who would have time to help out... > > This is true but as I already pointed out, there is a lot of > computer and Linux specialists in Stackexchange already, > willing to help (of course not all the questions will be SUSE > specific). This will add to the total number of people, not > just spread existing ones to a yet another site, IMHO.
True if there are already people helping out on that topic, then it would just give them a "proper home" for doing so. > In SUSE forums only participate SUSE users, Stackexchange is > visited by anybody (and if you participate in yet another > section of stack exchange, you earn bonus scores in other > sections). I know stackexchange :) So is there anything that must be done ? Anything that you cannot do yourself for that ? Any sort of "ownership" of that section that can be shared across several people ? (to prevent a bus factor too high ;)) Would you have the time (and will) to check that out ? Once it's there, we can then spread the word around :) cheers -- -o) Pascal Bleser /\\ http://opensuse.org -- we haz green _\_v http://fosdem.org -- we haz conf
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