[Asterisk-Users] Asterisk Business discussion again

Steven Critchfield critch at basesys.com
Thu Nov 20 10:20:37 MST 2003


On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 09:51, Michael Graves wrote:
> Forgive my inexperience...but when does a newsgroup, or series of
> newsgroups become preferable to a list?

Not. Mailing lists are better suited for long term archival
too(opinion). 

There has been discussion about this before. Newsgroups are not nearly
as friendly to offline usage as mailing lists are. I personally rely on
my local archive of the list to do searching almost as often as I turn
to google. The only other software package I have dealt with recently
that asked you to join a mailing list was VmWare, and it was an
extremely clumsy way of searching for a problem.

> On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 17:50:41 +1100, Adam Goryachev wrote:
> 
> >I agree that a nontech list would be fantastic. The only problem I have
> >with multiple lists is where people post the same thing to every list.
> >That is a REAL pain in the ...
> >
> >Regards,
> >Adam
> >
> >> However business-related issues are not so common at this 
> >> point, so perhaps 
> >> a list devoted to NONTECHNICAL discussion (-nontech?) would 
> >> be relevant?
> >
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> Michael Graves                           mgraves at pixelpower.com
> Sr. Product Specialist                          www.pixelpower.com
> Pixel Power Inc.                              gravesmj at earthlink.net
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