Re: Euphoria Standard Library on UBoard
- Posted by "Juergen Luethje" <j.lue at gmx.de> Jul 24, 2005
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Tommy Carlier wrote: > Juergen Luethje wrote: >> I also think it's a good idea, for people who like to communicate on web >> forums. So thank you for supporting the ESL project! >> >> I personally would highly prefer that we send e-mails, using the CC >> feature, for internal discussions. I think my e-mail provider even >> allows me to set up a mailing-list. So if we actually want to have an >> ESL mailing-list, I'll try to create it. >> >> When there is substantial discussion on UBoard, we'll have to find a way >> how that stuff is included in the ESL papers: >> >> a) Maybe someone posts a summary here on EUforum, so that I can do so. >> or >> b) probably better: Someone else will maintain the ESL papers. >> 1) We'll put the papers on a different website. >> or >> 2) The papers will stay where they are. Someone sends me the updated >> HTML file(s), and I'll just upload them on my website. >> >> Everything will be OK for me, except expecting me to participate in web >> forum discussions. > > I agree, but the UBoard has some advantages: different topics can be > discussed in separate threads, all the posts are easily accessible > for everyone to read, and voting about a topic can be made easy via > the polling functionality UBoard offers. I'm sorry, it seems that I expressed myself unclear. I know how UBoard works, and I know how other webforums work. I did not and do not want to discuss about the pros and cons of UBoard or of webforums in general. I was talking about __my personal__ preferences. Quoting from a previous post of mine: | Using any web forum -- this is not limited to a specific forum -- is | for me personally about 5 to 10 times more complicated than using | e-mail. And so it takes much longer for me, and I really don't like web | forums. I could now explain to you the reasons why. But this would cost me a considerable amount of time, and also I think that it should not be necessary. I just expect people to accept it. I actually feel free to use only tools that work efficiently __for me__. <snip> Regards, Juergen