If one of the list admins of the German speaking mail list wants to=20
contact me we can easily add the list to news.uslinuxtraining.com where=20=

all the other kde lists are as well.

-Chris

On Saturday, March 30, 2002, at 09:31 AM, Thomas Diehl wrote:

> Am Samstag, 30. M=E4rz 2002 11:24 schrieb Karl-Heinz Zimmer:
>
>> I am not sure if that's really a good idea, since there allready _is_ =
a
>> german language platform: Just tell these people to post to Usenet!
>
> Yes, why bother with all those funny mailing lists in KDE. Let's all =
use
> newsgroups. ;-)
>
> There are simply lots of people who don't know about usenet and don't=20=

> want
> to know about it. Or who find it impractical. Or who don't know how to=20=

> set
> it up in Linux with its lack of offline readers. Or whose ISPs do not=20=

> offer
> the German KDE group (or any newsgroups at all). -- This is not about
> "techies" or "geeks" but about people who just have a couple of=20
> questions
> and are looking for a chance to mail somebody for a quick answer.
>
> At least to the German web site folks this now happens so often that=20=

> they
> may have have to close their mailing list for postings from outside =
one=20
> day
> if there is no appropriate place to refer those people to.
>
> The downside (compared to the Usenet approach) is probably that there=20=

> will
> be the same questions over and over because nobody is looking at the
> archives. But I'd say Usenet isn't the answer for everybody,=20
> nevertheless.
>
> Regards,
>
> Thomas
>
>
> --
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