I was pondering on this question, and have to agree, splitting mailing list just means
yet another list to join (since there may one day be something relavant) and filter
locally. What might appear to be a good solution is a privately run newsgroup on a
digium server eg news.digium.com the
On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 12:25, Steven Critchfield wrote:
With the increased traffic as of late, I'm wondering if it is time to
split the list again. Specifically I am wondering if it should be split
along the various VoIP protocols and zap hardware, then leave a general
list that does
It would be interesting to me to see a list where * professionals crow
about their successful installations end users could request
proposals. These kind of emails aren't generally welcome in a technical
list like this, but would be appropriate in a list designed for the task.
Should have
I'd still vote for phpbb.
Then we could have catagories.
Hardware
Digim
Cisco
Other
Software
Scripts
...
Wish List
...
Services
Active Gateways
Commercial Networks
We can still be all part of this big Asterisk community but
sorting through it is easier.
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On Sun, 2003-08-10 at 21:25, Andy Hester wrote:
Perhaps there is another
: [Asterisk-Users] list proposal
With the increased traffic as of late, I'm wondering if it is time to
split the list again. Specifically I am wondering if it should be split
along the various VoIP protocols and zap hardware, then leave a general
list that does configuration other than
9:08 AM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] list proposal
I'd still vote for phpbb.
Then we could have catagories.
Hardware
Digim
Cisco
Other
Software
Scripts
...
Wish List
...
Services
Active Gateways
Commercial Networks
We can still be all part of this big Asterisk
On Sun, 2003-08-10 at 21:31, Steven Critchfield wrote:
On Sun, 2003-08-10 at 21:25, Andy Hester wrote:
Perhaps there is another way to cut down on increased traffic...
Specifically, I would go back to the suggestion of a collaborative website
for documentation. Collecting info and
With the increased traffic as of late, I'm wondering if it is time to
split the list again. Specifically I am wondering if it should be split
along the various VoIP protocols and zap hardware, then leave a general
list that does configuration other than VoIP related?
The hope is that those asking
On Saturday 09 August 2003 09:49, Senad Jordanovic wrote:
I agree as well... phpbb is much better solution.
I disagree. There are thousands of phpbb boards out there, some of
which I've been to, whose topics interest me. If the board stays open
in my browser, I'll read it, but I rarely go back
What about a wiki? I personally don't like forums because I prefer the
content pushed onto me and then let Mozilla do its magic with sorting
and stuff. When I do have a problem however I first do a google unless
there is a wiki present. Nine times out of ten, when users can post
their own
to post messages to newsgroups and mailing lists
via the
forum.
Jim
James H. Thompson
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I agree as well
solutions.
I get around this issue by issuing the inurl:2003 directive, but sorting by
date would be nice.
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I was pondering
I agree as well... phpbb is much better solution.
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I'd still vote for phpbb.
Then we could have
My concern with wanting to split the list into so many mini-lists is that some will
die from lack of membership and it will mean that people with problems in that area
will be left in the cold.. Similar to how so many news groups just sit there unused
now days..
If there is really a need to
I think that's a very good idea. When I started to become active in * last
December the list was much less congested and Mark usually responded to
requests, comments and patches within a few hours. Now things are clearly
taking off - good for * and Digium but it's sort of losing the community
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