HELP!!!

[mshires]

LOL!  Awesome!  I notice that it mirrors the mailing list Gnucash Users.

Two silly questions:
Can the forum replace the mailing list to free up my in-box (I go would go
to the forum to start new threads or to read others) instead of using my
email, and if so, how?)

Why isn't there a link to the forum on the home page index column under
"support" at gnucash.org?  It is awesome!  For example, I was wondering how
to delete old books or test files, and in the forum I did a search and
voila! There was the answer!  I didn't have to email the question on the
mail list, thus avoiding redundancy!

Thanks for showing me this!
Mill

On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 11:08 PM, Dave H <hellvee at gmail.com> wrote:

> Perhaps you should check out the Gnucash User forum at
> http://gnucash.1415818.n4.nabble.com/ ?????
>
> Cheers Dave H
>  On 06/01/2015 4:48 PM, "mshires" <mshires.wcc at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> This is NOT a criticism, or even a suggestion.  But since I signed onto
>> this mail list, I get as many emails from gnucash email list as I do from
>> all other sources combined (o.k., so I do more with social media than
>> email
>> these days).  Anyway, I wondered why this email list structure is used
>> instead of a forum format like other groups or organizations I frequent;
>> if
>> I mark a box on a discussion I get notices when there are activities to
>> that thread, otherwise I need to log in to see new or old threads.  Also,
>> the forum can divide up topic categories so the member(s) can browse the
>> ones that interest them or search for information that has been answered a
>> hundred times before.  Anyway, just curious.  I am new to this program and
>> group, so don't beat me up --- just wondering out loud.
>>
>> Mill
>>
>> On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 4:44 PM, Kevin Wilson <kevin.wilson100 at shaw.ca>
>> wrote:
>>
>> > A suggestion for the Mailing Lists page to accommodate naive users:
>> >
>> > * Put the "Support" lists at the top of the page
>> > * Put a form right on the page for people to subscribe to the
>> > most-commonly-used support list ( I'm assuming it would be awkward to
>> put a
>> > form for each language list all on the same page)
>> >
>> > While I find that many Windows users are familiar with email mailing
>> lists
>> > and use them easily, there are always some beginners and naive users
>> who do
>> > not.
>> >
>> > Kevin
>> > (Windows user who admins multiple email lists)
>> >
>> > On 05/01/2015 4:05 PM, Liz wrote:
>> >
>> >>  However, if I look at the http://gnucash.org/ page I clearly see
>> "Need
>> >> help" directing people to the Mailing lists and a "Support" list in the
>> >> left hand column which includes Mailing Lists and IRC. If someone
>> thinks
>> >> this can be presented better to ensure the Pamelas reach the right
>> place,
>> >> our motto is "patches welcome"!
>> >>
>> >
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