[asterisk-users] voip-info.org status update

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Hi All,

Personally all of you who are complaining you need to stop becoming part 
of the problem and become part of the solution. Everyone makes mistakes 
and if you all depend on James' site so much then you need to donate 
some time or contact him about getting a mirror. The so called new site 
at voip-info.us can be mirrored to the .org one. Let's stop all the 
*&&%^%$#% cause it's not coming up right now....we are all in this 
together and we all have one common goal to use voip and provide a 
service to our customers....Lets all come back to earth and get back on 
target and help this great site get back online.....

I will offer a mirror site once up no problem may even offer a dedicated 
server.....

Actually we can offer a site in (couple of hours) provided James has all 
the information.......

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Stephen Bosch wrote:
> shadowym wrote:
>   
>> Hard to expect the business community to take Asterisk seriously when
>> this sort of stuff happens IMHO.  I can't understand how 3 of 4 hard
>> drives could just suddenly fail simultaneously.  There must be more too
>> it.  No UPS? Someone spilled their coffee into it?  Something!
>>  
>> Either way, it's amateur hour!
>>  
>> If I can't be confident enough in an important source of information
>> like this then I can't be confident enough to provide an Asterisk
>> solution to businesses.  That's the way I see it.  Yea, it's a wiki but
>> it's the best source of info out there.
>>     
>
> Well, it's always bothered me that the most authoritative and current
> source of configuration information is an iffy wiki operated by someone
> not connected with Digium at all.
>
> The documentation needs to be better, or we need a better wiki :)
>
> The trouble is that Asterisk changes so rapidly that any static document
> is going to be obsolete before it's finished, so the wiki model makes
> good sense; but it has to be structured better, at least a little bit
> the way Wikipedia is operated.
>
> -Stephen-
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