Same here.
I prefer mailing lists that I can receive, go through as time permits,
and archive/search. A forum means I have to login and actively seek
out new and interesting threads which I really can't be bothered with.
IMO it's too much work to stay current with a forum and its easier to
participate with the mailing list.
Derrick
On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 9:55 PM, RB <ao...@gm...> wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 6:06 PM, Brian Carrier <ca...@sl...>
> wrote:
>>
>> We are considering updating the "community environment" for the Sleuth Kit
>> and Autopsy. Currently, we have the wiki and the e-mail lists. The topic
>> of forums has also come up and I wanted to get some feedback from people on
>> e-mail lists vs. forums.
>>
>> Can you reply with any thoughts on:
>> - e-mail lists only (status quo)
>> - forum only (the lists go away)
>> - forum and lists that are independent
>> - forum and lists that are integrated (not entirely sure what our options
>> are here though)
>
>
> Perhaps harsh, but if the lists go away so will I (from participation,
> you'll pry fls | awk | icat out of my cold, dead fingers). Integrated forum
> & list would be a curiosity, but I've typically seen a bifurcation - forums
> tend to be used for "random newbie question" type traffic and MLs are
> usually more intentional participants.
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