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[garylloyd]

		  PaulLike Conrad, I am challenged by knowing what to do where. In the EventsWorkgroup, we have three sections: Documents, Wiki and Forums.I can see that I can subscribe to the Wiki and wil get emailed "commentsbut not edits" - don't know what that means.Forums looks easier to use and I see that I can subscribe to it.Conrad: what do you think about us all subscribing to that forum orwould you prefer just to have the discussion through this mailing list?Garypadams1 wrote:>Conrad,>>You are quite right, logical suggestions are not always the best >>Now that we seem to be on a roll with this, I would suggest that all event-based banter is moved into the events wg. This will stop cross-contamination of the book and events conversation (which has already begun), plus there is extra support in the form of a wiki and a dedicated forum.>>On a different note, we discussed giving non-committee members extra rights on the website in order to help organisation, promote the group etc etc. Graham Oakes is keen to be involved with the book and so I've passed these rights on to him so that he can contribute. That is why he was able to post to this forum.>>>Paul>>original: http://ossg.bcs.org/organisation/discussion/committee/37865032523/141930190659>_____________________________>"Committee Forum" http://ossg.bcs.org/organisation/discussion/committee>"BCS Open Source Specialist Group" http://ossg.bcs.org>>>