[Ilugc] Creating a facebook group for ilugc
- From: anandrkris@xxxxxxxxx (Anand.R.Kris)
- Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2013 10:21:40 +0530
On Sat, Sep 14, 2013 at 9:10 PM, Shrinivasan T <tshrinivasan at gmail.com>
wrote:
In todays meeting, we had a good discussion about the manging ilugc
activities and getting more people for volunteers.
People suggested that creating a facebook group for ilugc.
We may get more volunteers and participants for the events, if we goto
facebook.
Want to hear about this idea from you all.
Please share your thoughts.
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+1 for the idea.
Obviously, more online presence helps and will help in having
meaningful and liberal conversations w/o mailing list etiquettes like
worrying about top-posting. ;-) I sometimes see that even when a noob
posts a genuine question we are pedantic and first suggest top-posting
instead of solution. Agreed, there are guidelines but top-posting is
not a heinous crime and we should care about the OP's problem than
worrying about such trivial issues. People would slowly learn pick the
right way of communicating in mailing lists. Am pure desktop user and
have slowly learnt the jargons and forum rules and now see the benefit
of guidelines but for a noob it could be discouraging. We should rate
content over its form. Anyways, i am digressing.
However we need to be careful about spams, trolls etc and needs to be
moderated heavily. This will help in organizing better for events,
share pictures, videos, etc than just plain text content. We have
luxury of better bandwidth these days. :-)
Also, G+ is a good tool as i see many technies hanging out there.
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Cheers,
Anand Radhakrishnan
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