Should we start encouraging folks to post all GeoServer questions onto StackOverflow instead of this mailing list?
I suspect there are advantages doing so.
Klaus Nji
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Well in my opinion posting on stackoverflow you can probably reach a larger audience.
But on this list your post will be read by many advanced users plus most core developers.
I would prefer if the list does not disappear. 
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Il 04/mar/2014 19:29 “Nji, Klaus” <Klaus.Nji@anonymised.com> ha scritto:
Should we start encouraging folks to post all GeoServer questions onto StackOverflow instead of this mailing list?
I suspect there are advantages doing so.
Klaus Nji
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613-591-6040 x1005
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Why? You have a host of experts here?
Russ
On 4 Mar 2014, at 18:26, Nji, Klaus <Klaus.Nji@anonymised.com> wrote:
Should we start encouraging folks to post all GeoServer questions onto StackOverflow instead of this mailing list?
I suspect there are advantages doing so.
Klaus Nji
Software Engineering
Honeywell Global Tracking
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Ottawa, ON, K2V 1B8
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There are currently 1500+ questions tagged GeoServer on GIS.SE https://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/geoserver so feel free to join them.
A lot of the same developers and users that hang out here answer questions over there too 
The advantage of SE (I think) is that Google indexes it faster/better so it’s easier to find good answers.
Ian
On 4 March 2014 18:26, Nji, Klaus <Klaus.Nji@anonymised.com> wrote:
Should we start encouraging folks to post all GeoServer questions onto StackOverflow instead of this mailing list?
I suspect there are advantages doing so.
Klaus Nji
Software Engineering
Honeywell Global Tracking
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Ottawa, ON, K2V 1B8
613-591-6040 x1005
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Personally I just assume that StackExchange is for people who don’t want to go to the trouble of signing up to the mailing list. That’s fine, I ask Python questions there rather than on a Python list/forum for instance. But I ask GeoServer questions here and QGIS ones on the qgis list.
StackExchange is good as a low barrier for entry, but most people who do GeoServer stuff and have lots of questions will probably end up gravitating here in the longer term I suspect.
Jonathan
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On 4 March 2014 18:26, Nji, Klaus <Klaus.Nji@anonymised.com> wrote:
Should we start encouraging folks to post all GeoServer questions onto StackOverflow instead of this mailing list?
I suspect there are advantages doing so.
Klaus Nji
Software Engineering
Honeywell Global Tracking
400 Maple Groove,
Ottawa, ON, K2V 1B8
613-591-6040 x1005
Subversion Kills Productivity. Get off Subversion & Make the Move to Perforce.
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