[Compcomm] Forum Decision

Vasek Potocek vasek.potocek at post.cz
Sun May 13 10:01:28 EDT 2007


Jeffrey Laramie napsal:
> On Saturday 12 May 2007 18:52, Mike Dransfield wrote:
>> Jeffrey Laramie wrote:
>>> On Thursday 10 May 2007 19:35, Franz Rogar wrote:
>>>> 2007/5/11, RYX <ryx at ryxperience.com>:
>>>>> What happens to compiz.org? Is it now deprecated? I don't understand
>>>>> how exactly the new forum is meant to integrate with the compiz-website
>>>>> - if it is at all. If it isn't - what do compiz users do if they want
>>>>> support? Go to the opencompositing-forums? That is a highly
>>>>> unprofessional presentation of compiz and its greatness.
>>>> I'm 100% with you. Just why not do a redirection from forum.compiz.org
>>>> to opencompositing.org? Just an idea (not very elegant but... a
>>>> solution).
>>> This should work fine.
>> Would this involve deleting all the posts on the current forum?
> 
> No, I think the current compiz forum should be "frozen" as a RO subforum of 
> the opencompositing.org forum. As I said earlier, it's possible to import the 
> current forums using vB, but I think a RO link as a subforum gives us nearly 
> the same benefit without the effort of:  import-compiz + import-beryl + 
> convert vB to phpbb2. If Rico and Arturo port the current compiz forum theme 
> to the combined forum, we can change the link on compiz.org and the combined 
> forum will become part of the compiz site.
> 
> Jeff

What about topics not influenced by the change, e.g., Screenlets and maybe "Ideas / Feature requests"? There are some 
open discussions there.



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