That's too bad then... Well, people seem to find SO just fine on their own :)
And it wasn't in the scope of the question asked by Fabian, so let's leave it
at that.
Ow, and thanx for informing us!
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Jasper N. Brouwer
On 26-03-2013, at 10:39, Marco Pivetta wrote:
> @Jasper we tried (zf com
On 26 March 2013 10:07, Jasper N. Brouwer wrote:
> I also think a dedicated StackOverflow site would be a good idea. The
> community (including me) is already using StackOverflow, because it's great
> for what it solves. I know it's a 3rd party service (so not an option for
> the problem being ad
I've never been a big fan of forums, I think they split thing up to much (all
the boards with subboards, etc).
So I've used the mailing-list a lot. Nice immediate updates of everything, plus
you only need one client for all lists out there.
So when we're choosing between A and B, I would go with
I'm in favour of bringing the community together, even if it means moving to
the stinky old forums ;). Speaking of community, what about more integration
with sensiolabs connect?
Worth noting that people already use stack overflow for symfony stuff whether
we formalise it or not, and the reput
2013/3/26 Oscar Cubo Medina
> I'd prefer option A.
>
> PhpBB can notify new threads and posts by mail. I can't remember if it has
> native support or via a plugin/patch.
>
It's not just about notitification: Can I answer to posts via email?
I prefer B, because I follow several mailinglist and d
I'd prefer option A.
PhpBB can notify new threads and posts by mail. I can't remember if it has
native support or via a plugin/patch.
The google group address can registered to receive all notifications generated
by PhpBB. This will reduce the disruption while users migrate.
But the forum has
I want the inbound email as well, and I'm sure we can setup the phpbb solution
to notify us via email of any new threads
Sent from my iPad
On Mar 26, 2013, at 12:15 AM, Marco Pivetta wrote:
> Hey Fabien,
>
> I'd personally want to have new posts and answers in my inbox ASAP, so I'm
> not sur
Hey Fabien,
I'd personally want to have new posts and answers in my inbox ASAP, so I'm
not sure if a forum software would do the trick. If it is possible to use a
mailing list, I'd prefer that solution. Yes, it's all old software, but it
works fine!
Discourse looks really promising, but I think t
Hi all,
Unfortunately and for no reasons, the Symfony2 mailing-list is gone for
the second time in a very short period of time. It happened some weeks
ago and I was not able to contact anyone about the issue. The
mailing-list came back and still not a single email from Google about
what happe
