On 2011-01-18 5:57 PM, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
And this attitude/point of view towards it surely was one of the
reasons for the SC to be so drastic about its statement.
You must not force people into a single infrastructure. There is no
need to force everything into drupal. I hardly see any benefit of
having mailinglist or forums covered by drupal itself.
Seriously? You don't see the benefit of having fully integrated support
backend, such that someone can choose to use the forums, or email lists,
or newsgroups, and everyone sees the same 'content'?
Anyway, maybe Drupal could simply be leveraged as the *support* backend
- that being one of the weakest links in the OOo chain ever since I can
remember.
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Best regards,
Charles
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