For what it's worth, there's not a single forum I visit with any regularity
- they all have far too low signal-to-noise ratio and I like it that mailing
lists come to me. I think a forum vs. a mailing list is a trade-off, not an
upgrade, no question in my mind.

On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 3:08 PM, Patrick Mullen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

>
>> Apart from the features, I think nowadays people are more comfortable
>> joining a forum than subscribing to a mailing list.
>> --
>> Nathan Whitehead
>>
>
> And then you have the other class of people who prefer to manage their own
> moderation, get all of their communication in one place, have an easy way to
> search through all communication regarding several projects, and not have to
> remember the links to half a dozen forums.
>
> And then there's me who will subscribe to all of the mailing lists and put
> the forum in a permanent tab on firefox :)
>
> But it's true - there may be a potential audience that we are not hearing
> because they don't follow mailing lists.
>

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