On 4/24/11 12:04 PM, Andy Brown wrote:
adept techlists - kazar wrote:
Sure, leave the mailman lists up (who knows in how many places the
instructions for subscribing have been posted) but also please start
official TDF web-based support forums. I bet you'd find LibreOffice
users who would volunteer to moderate one or two topic categories. (I
raise my hand.)
The only thing I have to say is that a new forum is not needed. There
are two long time forums already supporting LibO and a new LibO forum.
The only thing that is needed/wanted is that the TDF/LibO support
pages have links to them.
Ah, OK, i just searched for "libreoffice forum" and found
http://en.libreofficeforum.org/. Uncategorized, and I believe forums
with categories are better learning tools. Plus, even though I started
from the "en." subdomain and selected English as my language on the home
page, when I registered a new account the email instructions were:
Witam kazaragain,
Dziękujemy za rejestrację na LibreOfficeForum.org
Twoja nazwa użytkownika: kazaragain
Resetowanie hasła: http://libreofficeforum.org/user/password
Jeżeli otrzymałeś ten e-mail przez pomyłkę, to znaczy, że ktoś
próbował zarejestrować na Twój e-mail konto.
Proszę w takim przypadku nie odpowiadać na e-mail - konta nie
potwierdzone zostaną usunięte
LibreOfficeForum.org
Z pozdrowieniami,
Zespół LibreOfficeForum.org
http://en.libreofficeforum.org
And I found another couple of similarly completely uncategorized forums.
The forums at http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/ look much
more promising, but are not these two products expected to diverge more
and more? In my understanding LibreOffice is a new project that
_started_ with OOo code but will be building separately. Or will changes
made to LibreOffice be merged back into OOo? Obviously I am not a
developer so I do not understand how these "branches" or "forks" work.
I'm not asking to be educated here, that would be OT. Just saying that
if LibreOffice is indeed a new product that will become less and less
like OOo it ought to have its own "official" nice forum.
Meanwhile sure, the link to
http://user.services.openoffice.org/en/forum/ should be added
prominently on the help page of the libreoffice site. Since I am not any
kind of expert or web developer and have little understanding of how OS
projects work, it would be silly for me to ask to be on the web team
just to make one edit. I hope someone more appropriate for web team
membership does that soon.
thanks,
kazar
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