[gobolinux-users] Gobolinux Forum?

[Michael Homer]

On 5/29/07, Lucas C. Villa Real <lucasvr at gobolinux.org> wrote:
> On 5/28/07, Michael Homer <gobo-users-dufus at wotfun.com> wrote:
> > On which note, since the consensus seems to be forming around Vanilla
> > I've set it up, provisionally at least, as a vhost responding to
> > forum.gobolinux.org. Since that isn't in the DNS, you have to edit
> > your hosts file to get to it right now (add a line "69.12.216.45
> > forum.gobolinux.org").
> >
> > It looks quite nice and not too out-of-place with the default theme,
> > but it would be good if somebody could make one to fit in with the
> > general look of the main site. I don't have the artistic talents to do
> > that.
> >
> > I have also installed the language packs for all the languages the
> > main page is translated into (except Russian, because I don't have
> > unrar lying about right now), and an extension letting people pick
> > their interface language. Which of those are going to have forums in
> > them (to begin with)? Any? It really depends on who's moderating.
>
> It's looking very nice. Thanks!
>
> By the way, what's the best way to group questions related to a given
> language in a unique place? Should we use categories for that, as in
> "english category", "brazilian category", "hungarian category", etc? I
> ask that because it will become very uncomfortable to have questions
> in different languages appearing on the same screen..
Yeah, I imagine so - it's just a matter of seeing which languages the
moderators speak before creating them, so that there'll at least be
somebody who can read the posts.

I am imagining having "English/Brazilian/Hungarian/etc Support"
categories separately, and possibly one general discussion forum, as a
start anyway. I will start making the categories to fit that now, and
add more as the moderators become clear.
-Michael