[Typo3] Forum

[Kevin Segraves]

Elias,
 
While I agree with you that a high-end forum (vbulletin quality) is superior
in every aspect, it seems that the more vocal amongst us is dead set on
keeping things in the current format.
 
I've found that the most tolerable method is to set up a newsgroup in
Outlook/Outlook Express.  It's a pretty good Band-Aid for the items you
mentioned.
 
It's still like living in the 1980's, but at least you  can turn the
wretched disco music down a notch or two. :)
 
Kevin Segraves
Professional Marketing and Training, Inc.
PO Box 6845
Edmond, OK 73083
405.359.3043
 <mailto:kevin at pmt.net> kevin at pmt.net
 



"Elias Humbolt" <elias at asb-online.at> wrote in message
news:<mailman.405.1131166635.24650.typo3-english at lists.netfielders.de>...
> I am sure many people have asked that already, bu t I really can't see why
> this is not maintained as a forum but as a mailinglist.
>
> Using a forum for that kind of discussion would enable new users to search
the
> forum DB for old solutions to their common problems. With this mailing
list,
> they have no chance to search the discussions of days long gone.
>
> Even better would be some kind of knowledge management tool, maybe
something
> as simple as the Media-Wiki, so people can organize the knowledge
themselves
> and of course search for it!
>
> At least there should be a public archive of all typo3 mailing lists!!!
>
> elias