Recent discussion about discussions
Timon Gehr
timon.gehr at gmx.ch
Wed Mar 12 13:27:42 PDT 2014
On 03/12/2014 07:11 PM, bossfong wrote:
> As a "new kid", I'm really baffled by by how much discussion in the
> developers scene is done in mailing lists.
> I strongly believe that mailing-lists are not suited for heated
> discussions on very specific issues.
I happen to know that they are suited quite well, so please substantiate.
> I even belive it's
> counter-productive when comparing the discussion flow with modern forum
> software.
I don't understand. A comparison of paces will not change the direction
of progress.
> By modern forum software I mean discussion centric software like disqus[1].
> ...
Note that at this point I don't know what 'discussion centric' means,
except that it sounds 'modern'.
> My appeal is it to switch to a more modern forum software
Well, all content is available from the server.
> (even though I
> value really much, that the current webforum is implemented in D).
> ...
This is the only actual (if weak) argument presented, and it goes
against your suggestion. Are there others?
> Is there anything specific holding us back?
>
> [1] http://disqus.com
I've read more of that than I wanted, and I am not smarter now. The
entire page appears to be a sales pitch devoid of content relevant to
our case.
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