I third the motion.... SOLR is the second largest contributor to my e-
mail glut (my company's marketing is #1). I often have no idea what
area of Solr I'm actually asking about when I have a question, so I
would disagree and say a general forum provides a place to post when
you don't really understand the internals so well.
But almost anything would be better than the current situation. This
list is SOLR's best documentation so I wouldn't want to just stop
getting it (and stuff just goes unnoticed in digests), but it could be
presented better. A forum with a search function and notifications
would be a big improvement, especially as the community grows.
--
Steve
On Feb 18, 2009, at 3:28 PM, Jon Baer wrote:
I don't think "general" discussion forums really help ... it would
be great if every major page in the Solr wiki had a discuss link off
to somewhere though +1 for that ...
Ie:
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrRequestHandler
http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrReplication
etc.
For me even panning over discussion history on topics would be
helpful.
- Jon
On Feb 18, 2009, at 2:56 PM, Martin Lamothe wrote:
Yep, I second the motion.
This mailing list overloads my poor BB curve.
-M
2009/2/18 Tony Wang <ivyt...@gmail.com>
I am just curious why we don't have a forum for discussion or you
guys
think
it's really necessary to receive lots of crap information about
Solr and
nutch in email? I can offer you a forum for discussion anyway.
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