[TxMt] Re: Actual Forum?
Florian Gilcher
flo at andersground.net
Thu Jul 31 16:35:25 UTC 2008
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Actually, all this discussion only illustrates one thing:
Neither Mailing-Lists, Message Boards or Wikis are a silver bullet.
I for example love message boards because of the easy administration
and accessability. One must see that i often use different computers
that do not have a mail-client installed. For example: reading ruby-
talk without a good Mail program is not managable - even with nabble.
Reading it via webmailer is impossible.
But having a mailing list as a local copy is great, too. I am often
working while i'm sitting in a train across the country. Still being
able to read all the stuff is great in that regard.
Wikis are cool for accessing evolving information, but have problems
when it comes down to discussions. Also here: no offline accessibility
and/or ability to edit.
All this is entirely subjective.
Maybe it's time again that someone thinks out of the box and eighter
mixes all three to something cool or comes up with an entirely new idea.
Regards,
Florian Gilcher
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