[Asterisk-Users] FAQ, Documentation, How-to, etc

Peter Brown peterabrown at froggy.com.au
Thu Nov 20 14:35:53 MST 2003


At 13:47 20/11/03 -0600, you wrote:
>On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 10:26, Andy Hester wrote:
> > Other wise many will not even see it much less take the time to read it.  I
> > believe Critch suggested something like this in a thread a few days ago. ie
> > you can only post after you've read the instructions or something.
> >
> > Snip
> >
> > With the exception of I don't know how hard it is to setup, I wouldn't
> > mind this going to a semi moderated group. RO access requires little
> > intervention. Basically it is the default. Posting requires a quick read
> > of the FAQ with a quick push through a small and to the point netiquete
> > page, and then maybe a 2 or 3 question pop quiz afterwords. After that,
> > release the posting restriction. It is fairly minimalistic, and
> > shouldn't get too in the way of users who want to lurk and read first.
> >
> > Snip
> >
> >
> >       We as a community have made great strides from even a few months 
> backas far
> > as docs goes, I think we just need to make sure it gets out there and then
> > if people still ask questions without research, we can turn Critch loose on
> > 'em. ;)
>
>I really don't want to be the attack dog. I've pointed out that I am
>doing my best to relieve my aggression before coming online to answer
>messages. My metalworking is coming along very nicely. Just beware when
>my metalworking starts turning to weapons instead of artwork and
>furniture. I should be starting my car shortly enough. Then beware of
>the 500cid sportscar with the cow catcher on the front.
Add a little barbwire in there at the front and they will get a little 
extra surprise <grin>

Peter





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