Re: German Subforum
 

so to the forum-admins, what are your conditions for a german-subforum?

- by now we would have more than 2 mods ( zehjotkah and me) and other users would help us to detect spam..

@ benny1967

I really don't think so :rolleyes: the most users in the n800.de-forum just want to leave the forum because the admin is tooooo inactive as I described in my first post!

Re: German Subforum
 

Usually, I leave a forum/chat room/... when the admin is too active. :p
What would you need an admin for if you have content and vibrant discussions? ;)

Re: German Subforum
 

we're afraid, that the site will be deleted in the near future, because the admin deosn't log on for almost a year...

Re: German Subforum
 

:D But you actually now what I mean, right?
So I even don'T see an problem actually with getting mod'S
because there are lot's of users, who want to help to get a german-subforum ...
-or not!?^^

Re: German Subforum
 

and don't forget that there is (thats my oppinion) a stange structure in the forum and I don't think that he will ever add the coming N900 on the site!
I noticed that lots of people sell their n8x0 on the page because they are sad of being not up-to-dated and thats almost, as already discussed, the main basics!

Re: German Subforum
 

Like I said before, put together a proposal and we can move from there.

Re: German Subforum
 

I really don't want to ask to much stupid questions but..
was has the iTT-forum to do with the maemo.org-site?

Re: German Subforum
 

Re: German Subforum
 

You do it ... iTT is moving to talk.maemo.org ... read the news :)

Re: German Subforum
 

Perhaps people don't appreciate how much of a logistical nightmare this would be - tutorials would be made in German/French/Spanish/Italian/Russian and no one from any other language would be able to benefit from these people's advice without first having it translated. Unfortunately, the way most countries education systems are setup to teach English to everyone as a second language makes English the closest thing we have to a universal language - I have no doubt that this will eventually change.

Personally I don't think the community is large enough to warrant different language sub-forums. I feel like the itT community is dominated by less than 100 people at the moment and if you start splitting advice between languages you're going to have a knowledge management meltdown - something itT is already dangerously close to with such poor search functionality