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‎07-23-2009 12:18 AM
Lets ask Alfresco to break out some new forums for version 3.2.
There is lots of new stuff and configuration changes.
Lets not get ver3.2 mixed up with previous versions.
Thanks Alfresco.
Cheers
There is lots of new stuff and configuration changes.
Lets not get ver3.2 mixed up with previous versions.
Thanks Alfresco.
Cheers
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‎07-29-2009 06:06 AM
It's a good idea.
Regards
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‎07-29-2009 07:13 AM
I think we already have too many forums and have asked for an internal review. As long as people state clearly which version they are asking about, I see no need to further fragment the questions.
Your feedback is appreciated however.
Thanks,
Mike
Your feedback is appreciated however.
Thanks,
Mike

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‎07-29-2009 07:25 AM
Ok, Mike. Also can be reorganize the current design forums? It´s another idea.
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‎07-29-2009 07:56 AM

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‎07-29-2009 08:15 AM
Hi Mike,
I´m Pedro Jimenez a great contributor Spanish Forum, but much simpler always is not more usefull.
Saludos
I´m Pedro Jimenez a great contributor Spanish Forum, but much simpler always is not more usefull.
Saludos
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‎07-29-2009 08:34 AM
One of the problems with the forums, is that many posts are in the wrong area and lack descriptive subjects. "How I use Alfresco" is mostly posts about someone asking for configuration or usage help, not about how someone has adopted Alfresco into their business. Searching the forums for an answer to a problem is sometimes near impossible. The answer on how to add a new rule may buried in the "Documentation", "Usability", or "How I use Alfresco" with only the subject of "Help with Alfresco".
There is a lot of great and valuable information here, but it's difficult to find that one bit of information needed at any given moment. I think this also leads to duplicate posts – people asking questions that were answered previously.
I am not trying to fault anyone, but it is just a challenge of having such an active forum.
There is a lot of great and valuable information here, but it's difficult to find that one bit of information needed at any given moment. I think this also leads to duplicate posts – people asking questions that were answered previously.
I am not trying to fault anyone, but it is just a challenge of having such an active forum.
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‎07-29-2009 08:49 AM
Trust me - it's just as frustrating for us too. We're not all experts across the platform (it's much too big for that) so need to pick & choose what we answer.
Maybe some sort of tagging or categorisation could be introduced? We've already spoken about building on the points system, and a more formal "solved" flag - these are being considered.
I'm not that familiar with add-ons available for PHPBB3, but if anyone's got some suggestions, we're definitely listening.
Thanks,
Mike
Maybe some sort of tagging or categorisation could be introduced? We've already spoken about building on the points system, and a more formal "solved" flag - these are being considered.
I'm not that familiar with add-ons available for PHPBB3, but if anyone's got some suggestions, we're definitely listening.
Thanks,
Mike
