Re: [OSCOM] [Fwd: [F/OSS-Discuss] Best practice contacting FOSS developers?]

hi,

On Mon, Feb 20, 2006 at 12:10:40AM +0100, Martin ??? wrote:
> > >as a result of that the best solution is one that provides access to
> > >these messages through a webforum, a mailinglist, and a newsgroup, and
> > >any other messaging format you can think of.
> > very much agreed, whereas Seth's question leads one to think that
> > there isn't such a thing yet as you describe, which is very
> > unfortunate I think.
> actually there are a few projects:
> citadel (citadel.org) is a bbs/groupware messaging server
> sTeam (open-steam.org) is a server for cooperative knowledge managment.

i realize this subject is only marginally on topic, but for the sake of
completeness i am adding to this as i just discovered another project
that at least combines email and web foums:

GroupServer (groupserver.org):

  It supports many-to-many interaction in groups and communities via email
  and an integrated web forum interface. 

  Websites supported by GroupServer provide a secure, personalised content
  structure with member directories, postings by topic, RSS and e-mail
  digest modes, document sharing, and web-based forum management.
  GroupServer renders XML content dynamically using XSLTs and is built on
  Zope...

greetings, martin.
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