Re: [opsmodelling-general] Opsmodelling: ideas

[Jochen R. <jo...@co...>]

Hi Fedor.

Fedor Lyakhov schrieb:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jochen Rassler" <jo...@co...>
> To: ops...@li...
> Subject: Re: [opsmodelling-general] Opsmodelling: ideas
> Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 14:31:07 +0200
> 
> 
>>Hi.
>>
>>Fedor Lyakhov schrieb:
>>
>>>Hello all,
>>>
>>>I have got few interesting ideas.
>>>
>>>1. I think that our comminucations should be driven to forums, 
>>>because it is too hard to me to talk with each of you answering 
>>>simple and same questions -- it takes me a lot of time! NB!!!From 
>>>now you should send me email only on emergency or very private 
>>>issues!!!
>>>
>>>All special questions should be asked and discussed in appropriate forum:
>>>[gui] [intdiff] [web] --other subprojects will get their forums 
>>>as soon as somebody wants to develop them.
>>>All asks for help should be posted in [Help] forum.
>>>General suggestions (etc) go into [Open Discussion].
>>>
>>>I ask you monitor these forums and answer ALL questions that you 
>>>CAN answer! This will share the press of communication between us 
>>>and we'll get known each other better.
>>
>>Why not use the mailinglists? I believe that this way of 
>>communication is faster than the slow sf.net website and the need 
>>to surf to the project forums every time.
> 
> 
> Maybe you're right.
> I thought, we'd use mailing lists specially created for subprojects, when the team would be formed. Now, when using email, I have to answer ~10 letters(or more) per day -- it takes me about 3 hours. I have no time left for doing anything else, so I think that forum will help me to quit this situation, and I'll be writing only sufficient emails and postings (like this one :) I belive, that we will get a good forum at our website soon :)
> 
> Maybe you know what to do to quit this overflow?(except upgrading myself :)
> 

There's something I do not understand:
Communication is very important, as the developer group grows. So 
basically there's no difference between reading the postings online in a 
forum or offline in your mail programm. As you ask everyone to answer 
the questions, a mailinglist will have a certain amount of dynamic, as 
soon as everyone is contributing to the discussion -- and that's not 
only a job of you.

But maybe I am a bit conservative ;)
So an update to me could help too :)

cheers,
Jochen