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Mister/Miss Moderator... please move this thread to suggestions... thanx.
Why? I don't see that this thread is actually a suggestion, more like a rant stating that your too slow in replying to 0 posts and can't keep up with new posts to bring the total number of 0 replied pages down below 1081...
Originally posted by trickykid Why? I don't see that this thread is actually a suggestion, more like a rant stating that your too slow in replying to 0 posts and can't keep up with new posts to bring the total number of 0 replied pages down below 1081...
actually he had a suggestion:
Quote:
Maybe categorized sections for the zero reply link would be cool. Then if your forte is X, you can go through a whole bunch real quick like.
By O/S or by context, Networking or GUI or Install, etc.
and I think its a great idea, it will make it alot easier to reply to the threads.. especially for those of us who know things in categories.. like someone might know everything about installing programs, but nothing about networking...
Originally posted by rksprst actually he had a suggestion:
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and I think its a great idea, it will make it alot easier to reply to the threads.. especially for those of us who know things in categories.. like someone might know everything about installing programs, but nothing about networking...
It would, yes, but since the threads are not already categorised that way, someone (Jeremy/the mods) would have to go through each and every one of them manually and recategorise them. Once they have an answer, they would need tobe re-re-categorised to get them back in their correct forums.
Let me just point out that it IS possible to view 0 reply threads only in the sub-section you want. It doesn't break them down by X or whatever... but you can at least narrow it down a little.
Example: When in the linux-newbie forum, click on the "view all threads with 0 replies" link near the top of the list of topics... and it will show all the 0 reply threads in the the linux-newbie forum only.
I hope I made that clear... it's hard to describe.
Originally posted by alred the hypocracy of the linux(open source?) communities in general ?
Any particular reason for the animosity in this post?
Personally, I think jeremy and the mods do an incredible job here at LQ. I think the members of LQ offer a great help site for people struggling with Linux.
Remember, no-one, repeat no-one, is being paid for this. They all do this because the Linux/Open Source community is great, and if I ever meet jeremy or a mod, you can bet I'll buy'em a beer.
Remember, no-one, repeat no-one, is being paid for this. They all do this because the Linux/Open Source community is great, and if I ever meet jeremy or a mod, you can bet I'll buy'em a beer.
apologise for my sloppiness,it should had been:
the hypocracy of the linux(open source?) communities in general ?
we are just like everybody else ,nothing's changed.
that post had been re-edited.
thanks for the knock.
Just to balance it all out, the reasons that we have 0 reply threads are simple: people with knowledge sometimes miss the threads, the threads are so poorly titled ("Heeeeeellllllpppp" and "I am a noob" type titles) that our more active members will sometimes disregard them and finally, the problem may be so specific to one site or be to do with something so obscure that no one can help.
Let's not forget that thread starters can help themselves by replying to their own threads with things they have tried while waiting for an answer, that can sometimes kick start an answer.
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