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From: Peter R. <p.r...@sh...> - 2022-06-29 19:42:49
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On 29/06/2022 15:12, Jeremy Nicoll - ml gnuplot wrote: > On 2022-06-28 16:07, Glenn Golden wrote: > >> Imo, yes. I would like to respectfully suggest that this ongoing >> tutorial discussion be relocated ... > > This sort of thing is normal on every other -users mail-list I'm > on. I think the idea of a single mailing list probably reflects gnuplot's age. Other projects I follow tend to have forums with multiple categories like development, using blah-blah, and so on. > > >> It's pretty noisy and does not seem to contain much of general >> interest that can't be glened from the docs. FWIW: I think this mailing list is actually pretty quiet. This flurry of activity on 12M or whatever is the first for quite some while. > > As a newcomer to gnuplot, I'm finding it useful, because it gives > me concrete things to try, to help me to understand gnuplot better. > > If no new user ever posts here, what sort of thing would you expect > to see? > > > Is IRQ (which I think means "interrupt request" - do you mean some > sort of chat thing?) searchable in the same way that mail list > archives tend to be? If not, it's no use to anyone other than the > participants at the instant in which a discussion takes place. I think this is a mistyping of IRC - Internet Relay Chat, a chat tool that was used extensively by Noah but not so much since the 17th century 😁. Hence the "Ha-ha" comment it received. Peter |