my thoughts:
Mailing List seems an excellent idea ..
when you have time in the group realizes that mdipierro answers most
questions ...
looks great and sincerely thank him personally.
my language is Spanish and sometimes do not understand the emails from this
list and why I use a translator lol
B
see here for info about SO clone:
http://www.techfuel.net/zblog/blog/view/27
On Sep 18, 5:13 am, Michael Wolfe
wrote:
> I understand your concern, Massimo. However, I think the solution is
> not to ignore SO, but to try to get more knowledgeable web2py users
> answering questions there. You wi
This group I can manage and there are lots of skilled people here. I
can definitively use more support outside this group. I would be happy
to use something custom made instead of the group but I would need
some assurance that it is maintained professionally, long term, and
disaster recovery plan i
I agree!
On Sun, Sep 19, 2010 at 7:40 AM, Michael Wolfe <
michael.joseph.wo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Even as I was writing my last reply, I was steadily coming up with
> more reasons for sticking with Google Groups and not moving to Stack
> Overflow. It seems I find my own previous arguments a bit
Even as I was writing my last reply, I was steadily coming up with
more reasons for sticking with Google Groups and not moving to Stack
Overflow. It seems I find my own previous arguments a bit
underwhelming.
I'd still like to see something similar to SO written in web2py. I'd
like to get around
And yeah on second thoughts about what Michael said, while it can be argued
that sheer exclusivity, might stunt the growth of web2py(which even I was
thinking), I guess there are other ways to spread the word too...
On Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 10:24 AM, bally boy wrote:
> I am with Massimo on one t
I am with Massimo on one thing, not to scatter information all around.As a
platform although both Stack Overflow and Stack exchange are great and
better than google mailing lists but it does invite a lot of uninvited
guests who actually know nothing.
For eg: - let us say someone puts up a post ask
I understand your concern, Massimo. However, I think the solution is
not to ignore SO, but to try to get more knowledgeable web2py users
answering questions there. You will still have general knowledge
folks answering web2py questions, but the voting system should leave
their answers at the botto
StackExchange is designed such that people who don't know what they're
talking about get voted down, while those who have quality answers get
voted up to the top. When I'm reading StackOverflow, the reading the
highest-voted questions first makes the poor quality of the lower-
voted questions very
I oppose and here is why. A few people have asked web2py related
questions on stack overflow. Almost all of them have at least one
generic answer by somebody who knows nothing about web2py. On Stack
overflow there is no sense of community (other than the stack overflow
community) and people try to
My vote:
- ask questions on StackOverflow using the existing web2py tag
- follow the questions using this RSS feed:
http://stackoverflow.com/feeds/tag/web2py
I like StackOverflow a lot and I think it is a much better interface
than Google Groups. I asked my first few questions about web2py on S
I do not have a strong opinion but if people like it I do not oppose.
I just hope that we do not scatter info over many pages. google groups
has served us well but the search capability is not good.
On Sep 16, 6:31 am, Narendran wrote:
> Hello all,
> I personally like stackoverflow's UI, as it al
On Sep 16, 1:31 pm, Narendran wrote:
> What does the community
> think of having a stackexchange page for web2py?
Good idea. The StackOverflow model is the future of technical Q&A
forums. I joined and added some good and bad questions.We need
59 more users to join in support.
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