>>I think the existing community driven places where folks ask questions and exchange their knowledge already work.
+1 to that On 11 January 2012 10:13, Dirk Eismann <bort...@googlemail.com> wrote: > > Apart from that people just go to whatever community resources they want. > > agreed. There are lots of non-official forums and lists already, > especially if you look at country / region specific ones where people > not necessarily want to discuss stuff in English all the time. And in > the end it boils down to personal taste (do you prefer irc, forums, > lists, SO style, etc.). > > I think the existing community driven places where folks ask questions > and exchange their knowledge already work. I'm not sure if we have to > add yet another user forum / user list even if that is the official > one. This will also make it harder for people in the community who > actually run these forums / lists / etc. to keep their community alive > and growing. > > Dirk. >
