Re: [CsMain] Communication Channels

"Christian Van Brussel" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.graphics.crystalspace.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> I think the organization of the forum topics should be revised to.
> There are way to many of them for the (comparatively) small user base
> that CrystalSpace currently has. Some of them could be merged, like
> "Project Discussion", "WIP Projects" and "Finished Projects", for
> instance. Also, considering there is Trac now, the "Bug Reports" topic
> probably shouldn't be there any more, should it?

The topics can probably be merged based on the count of messages in them.

Here is a proposition for a new list of topics:

* Using Crystal Space
** General Crystal Space Discussion
** Support
** Game Content Creation
** Projects made with CS

* Developing Crystal Space
** Feature Requests
** Development Discussion
** Article/Tutorial Discussion
** Off Topic

* Associate Projects
** CEL Discussion
** Crystal Core Discussion
**¨CrystalBlend Discussion
** Apricot/Yo Frankie

And here are the details of what has been merged into what:
- Plugins -> Feature Requests
- Google Summer of Code -> Development Discussion
- 3 x Projects -> Projects made with CS
- 2 x Article/Tutorial -> Article/Tutorial Discussion
- Bug Reports -> Support

Any comment? I commit this?



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