On 6/10/13 11:05 AM, wyattbiker wrote:
Just as a suggestion.
LibreOffice should convert to using normal forums. Lists confuse people and
dont want to get every single post.
Lists confuse the folks who've never learned how to use them. I use the
gmane interface and read the lists as if the list was a newsgroup.
That's my preferred way.
LO offers the lists, gmane for newsgroup software, and forums via the
Nabble interface.
If you were at the LO Home page, and clicked on Get Help, you would have
been sent here:
http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/
That lists all the help options available.
Scroll down to the Nabble entry, and you end up here:
http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/nabble-mailing-list-interface/
This is a forum style interface for the mailing lists.
IMO, LO gives the user far more options for finding a preferred method
of obtaining help than any other place I've been. And the same for
printed documentation.
FWIW, having used all three, lists, newsgroups, and forums, IMO forums
are by far the most poorly organized method unless they offer a threaded
view as the Nabble interface can do.
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Ken
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LibreOffice 4.0.3.3
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