Subject | RE: [Firebird-general] vBulletin, phpBB bulletin system instead of legacy mailing lists? |
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Author | Claudio Valderrama C. |
Post date | 2006-12-07T09:43:46Z |
> -----Original Message-----And have the risk of being hacked and then visitors get a payload, too?
> From: Firebird-general@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:Firebird-general@yahoogroups.com]On Behalf Of mailmur
> Sent: Martes, 05 de Diciembre de 2006 12:43
>
> Is it that Firebird community does not have a vbulletin/phpBB bulletin
> forum available?
No, thanks.
Those things you name are almost all weeks in the security news forums
because someone discovered a new vulnerability. And you have to be online
all the time or it doesn't make sense.
> I always find these mailing lists non intuitive. Bulletin forum wouldE-mail has been for a long time in the net, several decades before the
> have a good search, archiving, better thread handling etc... features.
web... and you still don't learn to manage it?
:-)
> Mailing lists are just too much chaos. Or do I just read it using aThere are multiple email clients. Most of them reached maturity and
> wrong clients?
stability years ago. You have dedicated email programs (free and paid),
browsers that include an email client, etc. Several of this programs can
switch to a threaded view if you like.
And we have this list mirrored at the news server. Can't you use a news
client either? At news.atkin.com we have egroups.ibdi NG because it
preserves the old name.
> I use groups.yahoo.com site to follow Firebird lists and post throughJust change the view I would say and use a good internet filter (typically
> same yahoo ui. It just lists all messages in a flat format, no
> vbulletin threads, no good search, etc... lacking everything else you
> expect to find at year 2006.
built into a SW firewall, but there are independent programs, too) to get
rid of the ads and "niceties" of yahoo if you want to continue using their
web interface. It will be faster.
C.