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[Carlos de la Guardia]

Thanks for sharing your 'feelings', Sascha. I agree that this list works
very well.

Don't worry, I won't be moving my blog here anytime soon ;)

I don't think I have a problem distinguishing blogs and mailing lists. In
fact, I mostly agree with your definitions, but I'm not the first to use the
list as a means to talk to the community about something not technical, and
the fact that I received a handful of responses proves that not everybody is
opposed to that. After all, the question was about the list itself. I will
of course not abuse this mechanism and will take into account what you have
said.

Thanks very much.

Carlos de la Guardia


> This list is here to help with technical problems. In general I would
> say it's very good at it. It doesn't really seem to exist for community
> building. If it was here for that, I wouldn't be here and I believe many
> others the same.
>
> ...
>
> > That's why I decided to see
> > if anyone on this list feels like commenting about this,
>
> Thank $DEITY people don't just express how they feel when someone comes
> here with a problem.
>
> From: Ben <shadroth at gmail.com>
> Subject: [Zope] Re: Problems starting ZEO with zeoctl
> > This fixed it.
>
> See? This is the kind of response this list solitices as an end result.
> Blogs are fine (I'm blogging myself), but they do an entirely different
> job than a mailing list. If you haven't understood that, you have a
> problem with blogging and/or mailing lists. People write on their blogs
> when they want to express their oppinion or when they want to drop a
> technical article. They write on the mailing list when their blog
> software breaks down.
>
> So I "feel" your weighting up of mailing lists and blogs is invalid :-)
>
> Regards,
>
> Sascha
>
>
>
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