now that the forum is getting busier and busier by the day, and potentially massive once the main site goes live, im wondering if the forum should be subcategorized more, like the Processing forum, to make things easier in the future.
What do you think to this structure?
discussion
announcements
introductions
opportunities
general programming
beginners
advanced
extend
bindings
specific programming
computer vision, movies
electronics, serial
3d
sound
etc etc etc
compilers
visual studio
dev-c++
x-code
linux
code::blocks (windows)
suggestions
software feature requests
software bugs, errors
website feature requests, bugs
damian
December 1, 2008, 11:59pm
#2
better to do this after the fact, rather than before. there’s nothing like an overabundance of categories to completely destroy forum activity.
i’d like to see a general discussion category though…
ok how about this for a structure, less specific but more organised…
discussion
announcements
introductions
general discussion
examples
resources
opportunities
openframeworks
beginners
advanced
extend
bindings
iphone
compilers
visual studio
dev-c++
x-code
linux
code::blocks (windows)
suggestions
software feature requests
software bugs, errors
website feature requests, bugs
plong0
March 31, 2009, 5:25pm
#4
It would be cool to have an Events section to talk about upcoming and past OF-related events and conferences.
Hi all
the forum categories have now been updated as above, plus an events section.
chris
jroge
April 15, 2009, 7:39am
#6
maybe i am the only one but i get a lot of duplicate messages in the RSS feed. i guess i get each message anew each day. this makes the RSS feed useless for me.
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theo
April 15, 2009, 9:42am
#7
I had this issue to on my mac and the way to get rid of it is to remove the rss feed from safari - empty your safari cache (safari->Empty Cache) restart safari then re-add the feed.
I don’t have the issue any more now.
theo
April 15, 2009, 12:08pm
#8
scratch that - I am still having the rss issue. looking into it now
jroge
April 15, 2009, 1:09pm
#9
but in my case deleteing and subscribing it seems to have solved the problem for thunderbird on osx 10.5.
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jroge
April 16, 2009, 6:55am
#10
[quote author=“jroge”]but in my case deleteing and subscribing it seems to have solved the problem for thunderbird on osx 10.5.
no, i was wrong. today all the messages are back again…
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jroge
April 24, 2009, 6:18pm
#11
any idea why the double posts appear in the RSS feed? for me the feed is currently not really of any use until there’s a solution…
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