From: Vincenzo F. <vin...@ma...> - 2005-09-06 15:52:31
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Hi Scott, I can give it a try if you like, however, I would like some more details on how this would work. I'm usually reading the threads anyway, and I've asked my share of questions... so give something back seems only fair :) Vince Scott Cain wrote: >Hello, > >As the GMOD project has grown and the applications involved have become >more intertwined and complicated, so too has the number of support >requests that come into various GMOD mailing lists. While I try to >answer questions when I know the answers, the truth is a) I don't always >know the answers and 2) even when I do, I don't always answer due to be >human and forgetting. > >So I would like to propose the following: that we have a group of 'help >desk' volunteers who will rotate and follow emails to the primary GMOD >mailing lists (gmod-devel, -gbrowse, and -schema) and send initial >responses to help requests and route the email to the person most likely >to be able to answer the question. The volunteer would then make sure >that an answer was profferred, and if none comes a long by the time his >tenure is up, then the 'open' emails would be passed on to the next >volunteer. I think the duration of each stint would be one week. > >This should not be a high stress job. Also, I don't really want go down >the road of trouble tickets or even needing the SourceForge "Support >Requests" tracker. It should be just as simple as using an email client >to put messages in a folder or marking them as 'unanswered' or the like. > >So, anyone interested, please raise your hand :-) > >Thanks, >Scott > > > > -- Vincenzo Forgetta Computational Biology McGill University and Genome Quebec Innovation Centre 740 Dr. Penfield Avenue Room 7211 Montreal, Quebec Canada, H3A 1A4 Tel: 514-398-3311 00476 Email: vin...@st... |