Re: [orca-list] scope of this list

[Tami Kinney <tamara 8024 comcast net>]

Well, as a newbie to Orca and new return after too many years to Linux,
I am learning much from the discussions even when they're over my head.
Especially when they discuss distros with Orca and accessibility.

I'm also a newbie to this list and other resources for Linux and
accessibility with Linux, so feel free to weigh my opinion
accordingly. /smile/

Tami

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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