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Nate,
IMHO all that is required is a few extra AIQ YahooGroups for each of the
relevant AB topic areas. Users can then just join the group(s) which are of
interest to them and they will automatically receive all relevant posts from
each group, just as they do now with the main AB group.
New Yahoo Groups are simple to create and are usually moderated by the
founder so I guess TJ would be the best person to found them (but it could
be anyone). There is no real time or admin burden involved.for any
individual in maintaining these groups - the group members essentially do it
themselves. TJ would however probabaly need to amend the main AB web site
to include links to all the new AB interest groups (so users can find them
easily) but I think this would a fairly trivial task for a person with his
ability.
Regards
John
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dr. S. Nathan Berger" <snberger@xxxx>
To: <amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 1:41 PM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: Multiple Forum System
> Morning, all.
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> Rob wrote:
> >(PS: Tomasz if you read this, it would be cool to have a multiple
> >forum system with : Amibroker support - bug reports - Suggestions -
> >Afl - Newbies - Technical Analysis - Stock picks....it would greatly
> >enhance your community. )
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>
> Really great idea! Now, a suggestion of my own:
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> Certainly there are others among us with time and talent who could
> construct such a site as Rob suggests. Even keep an eye on it from time to
> time to make sure things stay orderly, etc.
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> Others, that is, besides Tomasz, Dimitris and similarly gifted coders and
> analysts whose time and talent is best spent doing exactly what they have
> been doing up to now.
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> Certainly there are others, like me, who are constantly picking up gems
> from the efforts of these generous and clever AmiGroup members. And here
is
> a wonderful opportunity for others, like me, who have no ability to write
> code, but who can make a meaningful contribution to the group by taking on
> such a project as Rob suggests.
>
> Any volunteers?
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> All the best,
>
> Nate Berger
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> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
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