How about a new read-only announcement forum?
When you decide to create new forums, do you think you could post an
announcement in the announcement forum, so that people receiving posts
via email actually notice them, and get the chance to sign up for the
new forum mailing lists?
I hate forums.
I agree. Too many subforums tend to disperse information. When I think
of it, most of the posts concern Squeeze Center, not the hardware. :)
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Themis
SB3 - North Star dac 192 - Denon 3808 - Sonus Faber Grand Piano Domus
I think if the Transporter had a forum to itself then it would be a very
bare place. However, I do feel sorry for those novice Transporter users
who enter into the Audiophile forum (into the Lions den.. etc).
SB Classic should only be split into it's own forum if the general
forum continues to
I like the Duet forum. Gets all that junk out of General.
The 'SqueezeCenter' forum makes little sense to me. Squeezeboxes do
very little without SqueezeCenter, so a very high percentage of General
and Beginner and Duet and Boom and other discussions are going to be
direct questions about
ModelCitizen;358776 Wrote:
I think the point is perhaps that an off-topic one wouldn't need to be
moderated.
MC
Logitech could not, for repuational reasons alone, have an entirely
unmoderated forum where people were permitted to breach the forum
rules, make wild accusations etc (and I'm
Skunk;358752 Wrote:
Since it's been proven that moderation is required, I don't think it's
fair to ask Logitech to spend money patrolling an off-topic forum, when
those resources could be used to help people with on-topic problems.
I think the point is perhaps that an off-topic one wouldn't
mvalera;358614 Wrote:
The feedback I got internally was that the General does a fine job for
Squeezebox Classic, and the Transporter is covered by Audiophile.
Agree/disagree?
Mike
Disagree, sorry Mike :)
I think too many subforums for each product is not the best solution
for 2 main
autopilot;358700 Wrote:
Disagree, sorry Mike :)
I think too many subforums for each product is not the best solution
for 2 main reasons:
1) Posts in the wrong place - a new user has problems using the SBc
with his SBboom, so where does it go? And what if the problem turned
out to be
In the meantime, at least make the Duet forum for the SB3, it is after
all pretty much just a screenless SBr and plenty of people use SBc's
with them.
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autopilot
*Lounge :* Squeezebox Classic - Cambridge Audio Azur 640a - Mission
701's.
*Bedroom :* Squeezebox Receiver - Trends TA10.1
ModelCitizen;358665 Wrote:
I think what we *definitely* need is an off-topic forum as shown by the
various current political threads. A forum of this type is very useful
(if only to keep spats confined) and seems common on the boards I have
visited.
MC
Since it's been proven that
I was just wondering why we have new subforums for the Duet and SC etc,
but not for the Transporter or SB3? Sign of things to 'come' (or,
should i say go?). If not, it would make a lot of sense to have to them
covered.
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autopilot
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autopilot;358447 Wrote:
I was just wondering why we have new subforums for the Duet and SC etc,
but not for the Transporter or SB3? Sign of things to 'come' (or,
should i say go?). If not, it would make a lot of sense to have to them
covered.
Was wondering the same thing. Maybe they figure
The feedback I got internally was that the General does a fine job for
Squeezebox Classic, and the Transporter is covered by Audiophile.
Agree/disagree?
Mike
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mvalera
Michael Valera
Online Communities Manager
Logitech Streaming Media Business Unit
slimdevices.com
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