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Hello Sam,

Sam schrieb:

Hmmm, I kind of think that there is a need for different forums.
LibreOffice and OpenOffice are two different projects

That´s not what I understand. LibreOffice is the further development of OpenOffice.org. It´s not a different project. Except Oracle, it´s the same people.

looks great, but there are more advertisements than contents....

I hope you're exaggerating about the ads!

The statement about the ratio of content and ads is not from me. It´s from jamesmikedupont@googlemail.com

Sorry, but
the hard truth of the matter is that community forums for large projects
are very expensive.

As a proof of the contrary http://de.openoffice.info is free of ads.

(3) Why force forum users to sign up and create an account? At least
http://de.openoffice.org has been running for many years without the
need for users to sign up. AFAIK there is no bad experience about that.

I tried this for a long time on one forum, but allowing posts without
registration just leads to nonstop spam.

As a proof of the contrary http://de.openoffice.info does not require user registration. Spam is avoided by CAPTCHA.

Please don´t get me wrong: I do not condemn the offer of yet another forum. I am sure, this is meant as a support for the development of our community, which we are witnessing right now. But I doubt that it´s needed and that it´s worth the effort, since there is good experience with the existing.

Stefan

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