[Freeswitch-users] My 2 cents - online community
Michael Jerris
mike at jerris.com
Thu Feb 22 19:24:39 UTC 2018
The plan is to migrate to Mailman 3 when its ready, but the last few passes at it, they were not ready to migrate from older installs. If thats ready, we can move that up the infrastructure priority list. If anyone wants to do the research on if thats ready, i’d be happy to hear the findings.
> On Feb 22, 2018, at 11:33 AM, Fred Pettersson <t90fpe at outlook.com> wrote:
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> Look I don't wanna start a fire here and have full respect for the team behind FreeSWITCH.
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> It's 2018 right? I am talking about Evolution. Why doesn't the FreeSWITCH community have a more up to date online community board? I am talking about the mailing lists, why not use a tool to help the community a bit more and make it grow?
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> Today I think it's hard to get a view of all the questions/answers and the mailing list archive is not that user friendly. If people more easy can search/browse for answers then less questions will be generated. I don't see a big and viable community as FreeSWITCH deserves IMO and I am certain of getting a online community board will increase the community in that sense. This is one of the first things I look for when getting a new component or trying to find help. I am still a beginner of FreeSWITCH even though I've followed the project for years and I know a community board would help me and most likely others.
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> It's easy to scope/categorize the content of a community board and to allow certain discussions of possible configuration errors vs bugs etc, as a novice like my self I have a hard time to spot this and when I read answers like "bugs are not to discussed on the list - file a Jira". If you, like me, don't even know if this is a mistake by myself and get this kind of answer I really hesitate to ask.
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> All I want is the best for FreeSWITCH. What do you think?
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> /Fred
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