[Kc] appropriate topics for the mailing list?
Frank Wiles
frank at wiles.org
Fri Jan 17 16:51:04 CST 2003
.------[ Garrett Goebel wrote (2003/01/17 at 10:22:47) ]------
|
| Our mailing list is pretty low volume. It mostly consists of group
| announcements. And as no one is actively complaining, I'm fairly confident
| we're happy with the current signal to noise ratio. But as someone pointed
| out to me, there might be an impression that the list is only for official
| announcements...
|
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I think in general, code/design/implementation questions posted to the
list tend to spur more general discussion as people get to know each
other. I have to admit the list has been so low traffic I typically
go "What is this? ... oh KCPM .." but then again I get so much
E-mail I have the tendency to glaze over after awhile.
I've only attended one meeting long ago, as I live in Lawrence and
don't tend to make it to KC very often.
As for "appropriate message", I think if it has anything to do with
Perl that within reason it should be allowed. This may mean
discussions about Perl on a particular platform,
compiling/installing issues, code optimization, etc, etc.
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