- From: Mike Wilson <mikewse@hotmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 7 Jan 2012 13:11:08 +0100
- To: <www-style@w3.org>
JonRimmer wrote: > Wow, this seems very impressive. Yes, it's a pretty good service. I've been using it to set up some other mailing list mirrors. (You don't need to own a list to do this) You can see the w3.org directory here: http://old.nabble.com/w3.org-f11578.html where many w3 lists are already mirrored. > If you sign-up, they even > have the ability > to post via a web interface (attempting to use that to post > this reply). > Given this already exists, there doesn't seem much point in trying to > enhance the W3C's own archives to a similar level. It could > be made more > discoverable though, perhaps by linking to it from the working group > homepage? > > Also, it appears that there's a newer version of the > Nabble.com service, but > that archives are only migrated on request. Seems like it > would be worth > requesting? I was expecting that the person originally setting up the Nabble mirror would be present on the list to give his/her view on it. I'm not fully up to date with the latest enhancements to the new Nabble service, but last time I looked at it I thought the new "directory page" was not as good as the old one. Also, it may be desirable to migrate all the w3 mirrors together, to keep a consistent directory page. Mike > mikewse wrote: > > > > Existing forum front-end for www-style: > > http://old.nabble.com/w3.org---www-style-f11731.html
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