Re: [orca-list] scope of this list



Jon, 

Since I'm a new user to the list, I haven't seen the scope, and it's
good to seee somebody bring this up.

Admittedly, I have gone off topic with my "alternatives to ubuntu" post.
And, though I didn't know of the blinux list, I see that now I should of
directed that there. So my apologies for that. Though, I was trying to
get advice from an Orca point of view.

Also, I don't know if I've introduced myself to the list, so if that is
a thing the orca-list like, then I'll follow this up with an
introduction.

Also, could you provide email links to these other lists? I'm already a
member of the Vinux support list, but in general for everybody else, it
would be good for reference.

Also, is this list a good place to make suggestions for features for
Orca? I'd imagine it is, if so, there are issues I'm having with Orca,
at least, in terms of features I'd like.

Regards, and apologies again for my off-topic posts.

Craig


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On Mon, 2011-08-15 at 20:49 +0100, Jon wrote:
Dear all,

A general note,
I feel that the orca list has been diluted recently to include a lot of topics 
that belong on several other lists. I don't know if you feel the same.

I know that it would be good to have one point of contact, but this 
means that we all have to see unrelated posts and that we get less 
productive.


Please remember:
* the orca list, is for discussing orca related problems, and how a 
particular problem should be solved if we have alternatives.
* general linux discussions and accessibility of each distro may be 
discussed on the blinux list
* vinux related questions should be on the vinux mailing list
* ubuntu/unity problems may be best discusssed on the ubuntu 
accessibility mailing list.

Do people feel the same/any other views?

Thank you

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