On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 22:07 -0400, David Curry wrote: > I thoroughly disagree with the notion that the decision to adopt > Fedoraforum.org as a vehicle was unilateral or done without consultation. > I don't. I agree with that. I would welcome some insight as to how you feel that decision was bi- or multi-lateral, or how the *users* were consulted. > There was a rather extensive discussion several weeks back of the > desirability of moving to a web interface for endusers. I found it an > appalling idea at the time as list exchanges suggested to me that those > subscribers possessing the technical skills to really help out endusers > would be unlikely to populate the web interface subscriber group. I was > also concerned by the general tone from many of the thread participants > that endusers were really not welcome on fedora-list. > May I ask where this discussion was held? I read darn near all of this mailing list, and I particularly care about threads like that one, and I do not recall much support for webfora on this list at all. Furthermore, I politely beg to call "bullshit" at a "...general tone from many of the thread participants that endusers [sic] were really not welcome on fedora-list." Many, if not most, of the thread participants I remember, and many, if not most, of the strongest, most prolific, and most useful contributors to this list consistently express the conviction that this list is made up OF users, built FOR users, staffed BY users, who try to HELP OTHER USERS. That's all we do here! Please, show me where "many" people here say that end-users are not really welcome on fedora-list. Because that statement contradicts the loads of stuff that come through my inbox. Directly. Irreconcilably. And, I believe, incorrectly. Cheers, -- Rodolfo J. Paiz <rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
