> Only my two cents but mailinglists tend to be the perfect tool for > powerusers. > Forum and mailinglists can live together but I think that developers > prefers mailinglists. > It doesn't surprise me that TYPO3 is a bit more powered through > mailinglists than forums. It's also one of the only CMS to come without > preinstalled website...
As many may be aware the guys at Web Empowered Church have been busy during the last years to build an easy package to get a TYPO3 website with most things that a church needs up and running. This initiative has recently been picked up by others and if I've understood things correctly plans are made to produce a general package based on modern extensions. It may be an idea to have a forum up and running if the audience at which such a package is targeted prefers a forum over e-mail or usenet groups. Now that the mailinglists and the newsgroups are synchronized it may also be possible to sync them with a forum? It's merely another way to exchange messages... > Ps : I prefer mailinglists ;) Me too, but if we can have people with different preferences (mail, news, forum) connected and if they can share the knowledge provided by the entire community one may very well have a win-win-win situation. Regards, -- Jigal van Hemert. _______________________________________________ TYPO3-english mailing list TYPO3-english@lists.netfielders.de http://lists.netfielders.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/typo3-english
