I have an idea.
The existing mailing lists are so valuable that we should like to retain
them. We could convert them to a forum using a script... is it possible on
SF? Or should we, if you agree upon saving the history to the forum, use
our own forum CMS with enought flexibility to do this?
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2015-11-20 21:16 GMT+03:00 Allin Cottrell <cottrell(a)wfu.edu>:
On Fri, 20 Nov 2015, Sven Schreiber wrote:
Am 20.11.2015 um 16:06 schrieb Allin Cottrell:
>
> Granted, we may need to go in that direction. However, I think we should
>> consider the options carefully. I don't much like the idea of relevant
>> dicussion being split/dispersed across sites and formats: if we start up
>> a forum, would we then close down the gretl-users list?
>>
>
> Yes I guess so, because you're absolutely right that fragmentation is no
> good. (But of course all this is conditional, _if_...)
>
>>
>> Also, while forums are available on SF I don't think we should
>> automatically assume that's the best way to go -- if we do go for a
>> forum. Some of SF's interfaces are good, and some horrible (e.g. their
>> mailing list interface). We'd probably want to "shop around" a bit
first.
>>
>
> Yes again. OTOH I have been pleasantly surprised with the ease of
> handling and replying to stuff on the sourceforge bug tracker.
> Effectively it seemed to me that you can choose whether you answer to
> the automated email copy or whether you write on the web page, and the
> result is the same. Did you experience any downsides with the tracker
> interface -- well apart from the prolonged outage I mean.
>
I agree, I like the SF tracker interface, particularly once I (too)
discovered that you can just reply by email if you prefer.
Allin
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