Some people like forums, some people like email. I
like both, although I agree that it's a pain to have
to post in the forum and email. It would be nice to
have both interlinked somehow.
--- Brian Wallis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Why are there two places for discussing jboss?
>
> The forums seem to contain useful ideas and
> discussions but I tend to ignore
> them since there are a lot of them and I have to
> actually go to the web (slow
> from here) and browse them looking for new
> discussions.
>
> The JBoss-User mailing list, on the other hand, is
> in my mailbox each morning
> and I can easily and quickly go through them.
>
> Can the forums be received and replied to via email?
> I couldn't find out how
> to do this.
>
> Spliting the discussions and expertise into two
> unrelated areas seems like a
> bad thing to me.
>
> brian wallis...
>
>
>
>
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