Joined: Oct 23, 2002 Posts: 20 Location: Temuco, Chile
Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2002 5:04 pm Post subject: Chat section would be Rulz
Hi, i wanna sugest that a chat section shoul be added to the page, not a big one with many rooms, only one for linux discussion.
Tell me wath u think of it.
wouldn't be great if we cud help each other and should'n wait an entire day for an answer or opinion?
Thanks;)
I'm not sure if that would work since this is not really my server. Currently, it is being hosted and we have little control over what is run and what isn't.
Joined: Oct 23, 2002 Posts: 20 Location: Temuco, Chile
Posted: Wed Nov 20, 2002 1:57 am Post subject:
I agree with Kay, a chat room would be great, besides, it's not the same a room that can be "ours", instead of a room that make us guests, we can make it grow, it will belong to all of us; the registered comunity, we need a place to share, talk, learn, and not a place where a "gurú" will tell us "man something". And I'm not saying that we don't have to check for manuals or ask instead of search.
I'm only saying that a "new" place, created for us, make us all the same, not for knowledge, but for something else.
Hope that dind't sound too wierd, cause my languaje is spanish
hope u can understand me.
thanks
drow@telsur.cl
Okay. I'll work on setting up a chat room or two. My web hoster has a tool to do that, but I do not know how fancy it is. The only thing is that I cannot promise when I am online or will have time to answer too many questions. However, I think it is a great idea to have people with a common interest get together and talk.
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