I don’t want to sound negative or get massively flamed, and I love getting the daily SQLite mailing list digests, but has any thought been given to making this material easier to read and digest? The 1970s style all-ASCII format is I’m sure simple to assemble and maintain, but it is extremely hard to parse and as a result much less valuable than it could be. I usually grit my teeth when I realize I really should read the discussion on a particular topic. The information is also (AFAIK) lost if you don’t happen to see/read/archive it when it flows by.
I believe the technology for this kind of thing has advanced substantially since the ARPAnet (😊), and I regularly receive other material that is much easier and more pleasant to access. I don’t have any specific proposals; ideas could range from just better and easier-to-read formatting of the present mailings to a shift to some stack overflow-like website where issues and questions can be discussed, upvoted, and searched. I know SQLite is not a big organization and I’m sure they don’t want to be in the business of managing a complicated online presence, but I assume this can be outsourced. Again, I love the product and value the community; just bringing this up as a question. Randall Smith _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@mailinglists.sqlite.org http://mailinglists.sqlite.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
