[mythtv-users] Spilt Myth mailing list?

[Aaron Stewart]

And what does that solve?  Instead of only looking in one place for
answers (or to ask questions), I (and everyone else) would have to look
in two different places.  Talk about inefficient.

Regardless, I think we've got what we need; breaking it up and
categorizing it to death isn't going to solve any problems, and who's to
say that _my_ way of subcategorizing works for everyone?  It doesn't.  I
can tell you that right off the bat. :)

Cheers..
Aaron

On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 16:11, Andrew Dodd wrote:
> Quoting Aaron Stewart <acs at hourglassone.com>:
> 
> > This seems more an argument for a fully-functioning WIKI rather than a
> > forum.. That way, if someone sees something missing, they can expand on
> > it.  That in combination with the forum idea might solve 90% of people's
> > issues, and ensure that we don't sub-categorize things into oblivion and
> > unusablilty.
> > 
> > Not to say that I'll read the forum.. most the time I'll probably just
> > stick to my good ol' inbox :).
> I personally think that even if some people from this list never touch the
> forum, including the core devs, as long as *SOME* forum is "officially" linked
> to from mythtv.org (All Isaac needs to do is add a link once a particular
> site/forum is decided on), rather than resurfacing every couple of months/weeks,
> the issue will be resolved permanently.  Those who want a forum will have one,
> those who want to stick with the list can do so.  Isaac and the core devs don't
> even have to participate/help, just acknowledge.  (Although as I've said before,
> if Isaac provided the hosting on mythtv.org it would be a VERY nice gesture, one
> that I and possibly others would repay him for by sending some money to defray
> the costs of hosting the site.)
> 
> After that, us forum fans can argue amongst ourselves how to structure the
> forums.  :)
> 
> I personally don't like wikis...  Every one I've seen was difficult to navigate
> and had the information badly organized.  (The ALSA wiki and the seattlewireless
> wiki are particularly bad...)
> 
> 
> 
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