need a community board?

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Hi!

I very much agree - that is: both ways. I love web based forums for
searching and following threads, and for not cluttering my mailbox when
travelling. But also to be able to have what I want as emails when I
want to. Or even (is this heresy?) as RSS, a function I like a lot.


Magnus Larsson



Peter Flynn skrev:
> Berhan SOYLU wrote:
>> I think we need a community message board. Nowadays, there comes nearly 
>> 20 mails per a day...mail group is so primitive for this..Is there 
>> anyone who knows why we don't have o message board like phpbb, smf or 
>> something like etc...?
> 
> I can only speak for myself but the last thing on earth I want is a 
> web-based message-board. I want the messages to come to me, not me have 
> to go to the messages. The forms-based mechanism for replies is horribly 
> clumsy on all the ones I have used, and the repositories don't thread 
> properly, and people fill up their messages with all kinds of fancy HTML 
> formatting.
> 
> 20 mails a day is nothing. I can filter them, killfile a thread if 
> needed, and keep the ones I want for reference -- on *my* disk, so I can 
> refer to them whenever, rather than relying on someone else's server.
> 
> No problem in having it both ways, with the list replicated to a BB 
> front-end like LISTSERV, with a proper searchable archive and a form for 
> posting. But please let's not drop the email mechanism: it's too valuable.
> 
> YMMV :-)
> ///Peter
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