Proposal: digitalmars.D.tango newsgroup
Chris Miller
chris at dprogramming.com
Tue Nov 20 01:37:28 PST 2007
On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 22:24:44 -0500, Jason House
<jason.james.house at gmail.com> wrote:
> Jarrett Billingsley wrote:
>> Isn't that weird! Maybe it's a generation gap thing. Having been on
>> phpBB-style web forums since I started programming, I've always felt far
>> more comfortable on them than on mailing lists or newsgroups. There's
>> something far more impersonal and hostile-feeling about the latter that
>> I
>> just can't get over. The archiving aspect of newsgroups is also fairly
>> minor to me; most, if not all, web forums have much better searches than
>> most newsreaders provide, and most also have plaintext or minimal-HTML
>> archiving functionality built in.
>
> Don't make me feel old ;)
>
> I like how newsgroups readers give me a choice of interface. Forums seem
> like ad-hoc creations that only give the options the creator decided on.
> I've never seen a way to monitor multiple forums (on different sites) in
> a
> unified way. Recent forum irks would include a lack of any notification
> when someon responds to a topic I created in a tango forum.
>
> Maybe I'll get lucky and someone will respond with all the ways to
> remove my
> issues :)
>
I made a RSS feed to notify me of dsource activity:
http://www.dprogramming.com/dnews/dsource/
It's not that great but it works for me.
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