Re: this list

Why reduce the traffic of an already quiet list?

I doubt making a separate list for technical discussion(s) will increase 
the traffic /but/ it could splinter the community.

To be honest, unless this list got sunk so much in a flurry of technical 
questions appropriate for a Linux/Open Source related mailing list ... 
the absolute horror ... I'd be inclined to leave it as it is.


...unless someone knows of a contingent who want to activate such a list 
that I/we(?) don't know about :)


DSL

On 31/08/2021 1:46 am, Russell Coker via linux-aus wrote:
> Past discussions here have had a conclusion that using this list for general
> Linux support is OK.  But the majority of traffic here isn't about that which
> will be a disincentive to people asking such questions.
>
> Should we have a separate list for Linux support in Australia to be welcoming
> to such queries?
>
> I received more replies to my message about hands-on training from the luv-
> main list than this list in spite of this list having more than twice as many
> subscribers.  Does that mean this list isn't reaching the sort of people who
> want to learn about how to configure Postfix etc and is mostly about the sort
> of people who are interested in LCA CFPs?  That isn't a bad thing, but if so
> then we probably need a separate list for the people who aren't planning to
> present at LCA.
>
> http://lists.linux.org.au/pipermail/lugcomms/
>
> Finally we have the lugcomms list which we tried to resurrect months ago.  One
> possibility would be to repurpose that list for announcements to general LUG
> members which members of each of the LUGs could forward to their groups by
> whatever method is most appropriate.
>
> What do you think?
>

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