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Grex > Coop > #284: Grex Town Hall -- How do we move forward? - Fall, 2010 |  |
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Grex Town Hall -- How do we move forward? - Fall, 2010
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Sep 26 04:13 UTC 2010 |
This item is for capturing opinions and ideas about how Grex can move
forward, what Grex can do to encourage more people to use the system,
and what we want Grex to provide in terms of services or applications.
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cross
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response 1 of 334:
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Sep 26 13:55 UTC 2010 |
Was this meant for Agora?
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jgelinas
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response 2 of 334:
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Sep 26 14:04 UTC 2010 |
Looks like a good place for it to me.
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jgelinas
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response 3 of 334:
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Sep 26 14:04 UTC 2010 |
Of course, it might be nice were it linked back to coop.
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tsty
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response 4 of 334:
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Sep 26 15:47 UTC 2010 |
baord meeting this evening .. The GREX board meeting will
start at 6:30 p.m. I hope that this timing will work better. Board
meetings are open to all.
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kentn
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response 5 of 334:
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Sep 26 16:20 UTC 2010 |
Yes, this item was meant for agora (at the Board's request). We wanted
to capture ideas for improving Grex on an on-going basis. Of course,
people tend to use the item for announcements and off-topic questions,
but that's par for the course around here. The idea of putting this
item in agora was to get it wider exposure, since most users don't read
the coop cf.
As to linking to coop, that can be done (and has: see coop item 284) if
we want to collect ideas in a place where they won't disappear with the
changing seasons (actually they don't disappear but they become harder
to find).
If you'd like to see what the previous Town Hall item was about, see
coop item 278 or the previous agora (summer item 6). There are a lot of
discussions and ideas there. If you'd like to continue them, feel free.
Old coop items are also good for ideas if you'd like to resurrect them
here. You'll find that many of the current ideas have been discussed
for years and years already (with the same results).
What Grex needs to do is move beyond the discussion phase, choose some
reasonable ideas, and start implementing them. As I've said before,
many ideas which have been proposed to date are ones we can try and then
remove or modify, if they don't work as expected. So, keep an open
mind.
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keesan
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response 6 of 334:
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Sep 27 13:02 UTC 2010 |
Email would be more usable if grex would dump any mails with Subject:
=?koi8-r. At least 90% of spams recently are from Russia, and it would save
a lot of disk space not to be storing them in multiple mail accounts. I do
get Russian mails from real people, with real subject lines, never this one.
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richard
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response 7 of 334:
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Sep 27 16:05 UTC 2010 |
the web page needs to be more interactive. web email. web chat .etc
Need to face the fact that only minimal users now access grex in any
other way.
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rcurl
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response 8 of 334:
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Sep 27 17:18 UTC 2010 |
Does that make me a "minimal user"?
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keesan
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response 9 of 334:
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Sep 27 21:00 UTC 2010 |
I must also be minimal. I hate web access.
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tsty
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response 10 of 334:
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Sep 27 22:42 UTC 2010 |
guress i;m monimal as welll.
that said, web access does need ot improve considerably, imo.
cli access is plenty good, but it;s rally fallen out of favor for the
majority of surfers.
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richard
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response 11 of 334:
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Sep 27 23:32 UTC 2010 |
re #8,9, sorry but yes you guys are minimal, you guys are unix
dinosaurs. grex can only ever be signficant again if it moves into the
modern era.
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keesan
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response 12 of 334:
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Sep 28 00:24 UTC 2010 |
Dinosaurs take up a lot more space than a text file.
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nharmon
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response 13 of 334:
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Sep 28 02:14 UTC 2010 |
You know, if I were to sum up modern web design; minimalist, simplified,
and streamlined would be words I would use.
Richard doesn't know what he is talking about.
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