[Typo3] Renaming the admin folder "typo3"
Amir Mualem
amir219 at sbcglobal.net
Wed Apr 27 22:03:26 CEST 2005
Michael Stucki wrote:
> Dear Raymond,
>
>
>>>Amir Mualem wrote:
>>>
>>>>Is it possible to rename the administration folder "typo3" to something
>>>>like "admin_folder" or something? Would it cause any problems?
>>>
>>>Would you mind _trying_ to find that out yourself before having other
>>>people look for it? Google with "rename typo3 directory" yields the
>>>exact right page as first hit.
>>>
>>>Thank you.
>>
>>Please understand, you could have easily answered this question with
>>
>>Hello
>> Please go here
>>
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=rename+typo3+directory&sourceid=opera&num=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
>
>>Thank you
>>
>>Which probably took a lot less effort ( and typing ) than being rude.
>
>
> Let's say it was harsh but not rude.
> Bottomline is that Michaels mail was still helpful but also stated that such
> questions are not very welcome and that Google should always be used
> _before_ asking here.
>
> I'm fine with that.
>
>
>>There has been an ongoing issue of rudeness within this community and on
>>this mailing list. Why would anyone wish to use Typo3 with a community of
>>rude people.
>>I have used this mailing list, not received answers or received rude
>>answers, and it makes it more difficult for me each day to wonder why I
>>use this software.
>
>
> I did not search for your mails but generally I have the impression that all
> TYPO3 mailing lists are covered by a great, helpful - and most important -
> competent community.
>
> However it is fully acceptable for me that most of these people (me
> included) are getting tired by people who are just too lazy for searching
> on their own before they ask here.
> Maybe that message was not presented on the silver tablet but I'm sure this
> guy will remember to first visit Google next time...
>
>
>>People are looking for answers is all, as there is not much available in
>>documentation, and the community has to be relied on.
>>I think we start showing people how nice and wonderful Typo3 is, and that
>>the community supports those who wish to learn, and help those in need as
>>well.
>
>
> "We do" is very easy to say. It's also easy to complain.
> I just write this because I see that this was your only reply during the
> last seven days.
>
> - michael
Well mind you, typing it in google would have been easier and less
effort therefore overuling your assumption of me being lazy ;). Typing
a whole question and request for an answer is a bit more time consuming
and more stress to the fingers.
I thought I wouldn;t find an answer in google, so since I was already in
the mailing list I will just post it. ;)
No offense taken, but when I'm in a mailing list I rather not have to go
to google to find what I need when I am in typo3.org. Maybe that calls
for a better support system which comes with a better internal search?
Maybe like a vbulliten forum or something which would make previously
answered questions easier to find.
Some suggestions that maybe you and the typo3 dev team should consider. :)
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