On 1/26/2006 7:29 PM Per Jessen wrote: > There are various examples of this out there already, some good, some > bad. At linuxprinting.org they run mailing-lists bi-dir gated to a > forum. At isc.org they run mailing-lists bi-dir gated to a newsgroup. > gmane.org is probably the best-known example of gating mailing-lists to > newsgroups (and a web-interface). I personally bi-dir gate all my > mailing-lists with a news-server. > > If the webforum need is only about getting a different interface that > less tech-savvy people can better understand or work with, then I don't > see a problem. Just get going - it can't be that difficult bolting on > a webforum *slave* to the mailing-list *master*.
I think the problem is IF they work properly... OJ -- "The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck is probably the day they start making vacuum cleaners."
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