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I'm glad that we all found a new home but should we old #bangers declare the crunchbang forums dead and continue here and if so what about the knowledge and the unforgettable posts on the dark side?
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It seems that soon the #! forums will be locked, so we should continue here on the BL forums, while the #! forums will remain accessible as an read-only archive for the purposes of preserving the information on it.
This is as far as I understand it.
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I understand @corenominal will keep the #! forums available as a resource, but I think it will be probably closed any moment for new posting.
I imagine a lot of the good helpful info will slowly be copied across, or links posted, but ATM there is a lot to do
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Correct. However, if you find particular gems that you feel really need to be over here, then I would say feel free to reproduce them. For instance, I have been contemplating revisiting backup strategies in anticipation of the influx of new users coming onto these forums.
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^ Yes, good stuff can and should be copied over. Just be sure to credit the original poster at the Crunchbang forums (unless it is yourself) and add a link to that topic.
You are all correct in that in due time (none of us know when, discussion is ongoing) the Crunchbang forums will go in read-only mode. It shall remain online for the foreseeable future (not discussed yet) as an archive for us to use, fallback on and copy. I think that, in order to speed this process up (it is never good to be in between two places, I think) we should all make this transition for ourselves as soon as possible. It's already more active here at the moment and I think we should strive to continue that.
The above (e.g. (working towards the) Crunchbang forums going into read-only mode) is also the reason for the creation of this very subforum: we still want to support the remaining #! users
Last edited by Unia (2015-10-02 11:31:53)
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My opinion - I agree with tknomanzr:
CPQL: Copy/Paste/Quote/Link - if you are going to go to #! to find something, Copy it, Paste it here, and Quote the author then add a Link, if you wish. Use common sense ... don't copy entire threads. If a question pops up here, and the answer is there, grab the answer. Tips & Tricks by all means, but not the discussion that follows, that should grow here naturally.
Unia said two things we must consider:
none of us know when
- apply that to the #! forums going offline. Something corenominal said he will leave up for us but life and Murphy always have a curve. Lets hope it's up for may years to come.
it is never good to be in between two places
- obviously nicer to see the info here as you are reading the thread than being pointed to another forum.
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^Very pleased Phil will keep the forum open for archive purposes. A plethora of info in #! forum from start to end.
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CPQL: Copy/Paste/Quote/Link - if you are going to go to #! to find something, Copy it, Paste it here, and Quote the author then add a Link, if you wish.
I would say please do add links, in both directions. One from here for people to go and read the original thread if they want, and one from the #! post to the new one here. (If you're the OP you can add it to the top post, otherwise put it at the end of the thread.) That will help people who arrive on #! from a Google search and want to read the continuation here. (It won't hurt our SEO either.)
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^ Good idea, it will work as long as #! is not "read only".
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