What Rick said! Me Too! AOL will Rule the world!
Seriously, I can get an answer here at 3am if I am in trouble. I don’t have to
wonder what community it should go in and I know the answers are coming from
people who have walked the walk and lived to tell!
Yes, it is 1:21am and I am working!
Stop working :)
On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 11:21 PM, Sanford, Claire
claire.sanf...@memorialhermann.org wrote:
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What Rick said! Me Too! AOL will Rule the world!
Seriously, I can get an answer here at 3am if I am in trouble. I don’t
have to wonder what community it should go in and I
I'm not extremely active because I am juggling several major projects at the
moment but I'd like to chime in for this. Also, thank you for maintaining the
list and keeping it available to us this long.
*Why are you more active here?
I'm not especially active on either forum at the moment
Hello Dan,
My answers too reflect what others (Tauf Chowdhury, John Baker, Shawn
Pierson, Warren) have already given. Where I think Warren meant the ARS List
is a simple thing if you read into what he really meant..
Why are you more active here?
It's Email. Its something I may be stuck
Shawn noted:
I'm not extremely active because I am juggling several major projects at the
moment but I'd like
to chime in for this. Also, thank you for maintaining the list and keeping
it available to us this long.
Indeed, thank you Daniel.
Would you believe it, but BMC still censor posts on BMC Communities?
Dare I mention any other SSO solution than AtriumSSO, which every man
and his dog within BMC knows has been a complete shambles, they'll
delete my post! Even if I point someone with a small budget at the 'open
source' SSO
My responses.. and I would be interested in hearing about sponsorship
options Dan.
Why are you more active here? It's easy. It's email. It's simple. I have
logins and apps for a billion other things that are mission critical in my
life. I can't say that BMC Communities is one of them. ARSlist is
Daniel,
While I do utilize the community a bit (not much) it's a simple thing for
me. This is easier, it is tried and true. Frankly, I find the whole
community site a horrid pain. Very confusing and not user friendly.
On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 2:51 PM, Pierson, Shawn
I use list because it is in email format
Why: because I can search gmail anytime without an account login, it is easy in
Google and BMC cannot remove the information.
I can use from my iPhone
I am not dependent on another company just google. When BMC is down Google is
up?
And last ; I am as
LJ
I don't want this thread to be hijacked - but a point on censorship.
If something doesn't work, it doesn't work. Deleting posts has got
little to do with machetes and more to do with an admission of failure.
If someone is wrong and made some statemnt (X doesn't work), why not
correct them?
I 2nd this. I use both, but I find the list is much easier to use. I can scan
it quickly looking for topics that interest me. I can post to it quickly. I get
answers quickly. Fancy graphics, contributor points and “participation badges”
are fluff. To answer that lady from the old Wendy’s
It's the convenience, the fact that I can easily find what I'm looking for,
and frankly, the people. Like Joe said, they are people I know. And
like.
Rick
On Aug 18, 2015 12:41 PM, remedy...@gmail.com wrote:
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I use list because it is in email format
Why: because I can search gmail anytime
Why are you more active here?
We get answers to our questions, even the dumb ones.
Arslist.org is always open in a browser on my PC.
What makes the ARSlist different\unique\special versus Communities.
Communities lets your search for a keyword. Bad thing? No but it is bad when it
takes to one of
This was recommended to me at WWRUG2013, before that I didn't know about
ARSlist.
I am able to find information and get responses much faster here than on the
Communities.
I will be at Engage this year and depending on how that goes I might be
interested in seeing another WWRUG if it does not
Why are you more active here?
An email list is much more convenient as Outlook is always running and keeping
a browser open to a webpage is not practical for me.
What makes the ARSlist different\unique\special versus Communities.
Again, I don't have to go and open up a web browser to find
I too have been in a number of those conversations. LJ stated it very well
and I agree.
The issue is not with you mentioning your product. Quite contrary in some
of these discussions there has been mention of how it is sad the approach
you often use overshadows the product you have to offer, and
Hi, Dan:
I will always appreciate the ARSList. I've signed up as soon as learned about
it, last century.
Is it possible that the responses are divided based on longevity of ARSList
membership? Is it possible that some of us have fallen into the tried and true
technology trap. Or, dare I
I know many of us go to both, I am especially interested in those that are
here and not on communities or more active her.
Why are you more active here?
What makes the ARSlist different\unique\special versus Communities.
Do you miss the ARSlist Awards and sessions or see this list as a
John,
I was involved in some of the discussions about what you had said on the
communities that may have been edited/deletedI don't recall any of the
specifics, but I can tell you that the discussion was around whether or not
your statements were purely inflammatory in nature or not. I do
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