RE: Dedicated Euphoria Programming Forum
Juergen Luethje wrote:
> Peter Willems wrote:
> > Juergen Luethje wrote:
> >> euman at bellsouth.net wrote:
> >>> Hello all,
> >>>
> >>> Ive made some minor changes to H2O Software, Inc. Forum site
> >> What is the purpose of that forum?
> >
> > It seems that Euman reacted on the recent requests from several
> > people (including myself) to have a more dedicated forum.
>
> > Besides, Topica is acting up badly lately. There are days that
> > I can't get onto the website at all.
>
> Yes, I made this experience, too.
>
> >> I always thought, _here_ is the proper place to discuss about Euphoria
> >> programming.
> >
> > I don't see why there could not be more places to discuss things.
>
> There can be, of course. I just don't know, whether it's a good idea.
> Generally speaking, I think it's always better to join forces, rather
> than to split forces.
>
> > Hans Peter Willems
>
Diversity allows expansion. Another more Non-Linear forum is, IMO, a
far better thing. I'm getting quite bored with reading through endless
repeats of some email that was sent out and responded to many times -
including the previous stuff each time.
Forum's are places to meet and discuss - organised (threaded) forums
(like Eumans) are a lot easier to use (again IMO!) because if you don't
want to read about the latest stuff in some areas - you don't have to.
Personally I'm interested in only a few specific areas which I can
easily got to on another forum - instead of trolling through another 25
messages per page that might or might not have something of interest.
Of course, there are also Blogs :) - though some of them are rarely
visited ;)
BTW, there is very little actually happening here apart from 'dissing'
or 'defending' Euphoria - what happened to hints and tips, useful code
examples, problem solving?
These are MY opinions and are not meant to be the start of any sort of
Flame War/Moan/Complaint or whatever.
Each of us is an individual and has their own ideas - good and bad. Not
everyone will agree with them - who cares!
Roman Forums, many centuries ago, where supposedly riotous assemblies
where everyone shouted their opinion and took ages for any decisions to
be made. This Topica Forum seems to be very similar - sometimes ;)
Lets just get on with helping each other out and trying to fill the gaps
that we all agree (to whatever level) are there in Libraries, etc.
Peace and Goddwill to all.
PS. No, I am not a Religeous person.
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