+1 on feeling like I could help, but not knowing exactly how I can offer useful efforts.
Again, I'm relatively new to the mailing list, so apologies if this has already been discussed, but what about a TOS forum or issue tracker? I am thinking of someplace where profs or less-technical instructors could post inquiries and requests. Then the more technical TOS community members could effectively offer assistance and insight (and such insight might be easier to review and search historically than the mailing lists). Is something like this out there, and I'm just missing it, or using it incorrectly? -- Nicholas 2. Or is there something the TOS community could do to help with > whatever faculty currently deem to be more important than posting to a > mailing list? Basically, is there "core" work we're missing the chance > to help out with, because we're unknowingly concentrating on the > "nice-to-haves"? > > I feel like I'm on standby a lot, willing to help but unable to see what > there is for me to help with unless people post to Planet / write to > list, and I suspect a bunch of non-faculty on this list might feel the > same way. > > --Mel > >
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