[MF] the way forward for MoQ discussion lists

[Erin]

Someone suggested awhile ago about doing summaries to
gauge the progress/see the big picture on threads. For
me these kind of summaries really help If space is an
issue maybe you could (after a certain time period)
just store summaries and delete individual emails.

Erin

--- Horse <horse at darkstar.uk.net> wrote:

> Hi Folks
> 
> Great to hear from some of the old Lila Squad - I
> was wondering where you were hiding. 
> Looks like there's scope for an 'old timers' list -
> pull up those rocking chairs and get to 
> whittling  :^)
> 
> Anyway...
> 
> >From reading the posts so far it looks like the
> general concensus is going towards 
> multiple lists but that there is a requirement for
> something a bit slower as well. Sounds 
> good and I don't see any problem in trying to
> accommodate this. I don't have any 
> problem with unmoderated lists either as long as a
> few basic rules are observed. 
> 
> One subject that's missing from the list of for a is
> MoQ and Law - any thoughts?
> 
> Another point that's come up is to use a bulletin
> board type of forum. This can also be 
> accommodated now that we're with the new host,
> although I'll have to do a bit of work 
> and research as to how to set it up properly. I
> think the available software is phpBB 
> which seems to be pretty popular. Other items that
> can be set up are wiki's, bloggs, 
> announcement lists, polls and a few other bits and
> pieces. We'd have to watch the 
> bandwidth and storage which at the moment is about
> 120gigs per month and % gigs 
> respectively. Storage increases every month but
> bandwidth is fixed unless more is paid 
> for, although we should have plenty for the time
> being.
> 
> Keep them posts acomin'
> 
> See ya
> 
> 
> Horse
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