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From: | Patrik Tast |
Subject: | [Discuss-gnuradio] Suggestion to void frequently asked questions and solved user errors? |
Date: | Wed, 1 Jun 2011 12:37:54 +0300 |
Hi all,
When a user run into problems, it seems to
me, that user will post to the gr-list *help: it doesn't
work*
even if the problem has been solved 100 times
before.
When I run into problems (not a GR guru) I browse
the archives first https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/
and inject *my problem* into the search string box. 75%
sure that my problem is there, if not I use google and try
harder.
In my opinion it would be easier to do a quicker
search when the *user problem* was solved if
user would add [SOLVED] *...my terrible problem...*
to the subject line?
I think this is common behaviour on other
groups?
If the subject line had that tag, [SOLVED], I think, GR
admin's CPU (load would) go down dramatically and help alot of
users?
Just as an example: Post to linux kernel using
subject "Help, it doesn't work". User solved the problem
but he never told anybody how.
Just a suggestion to minimize the *actual
problem*,
Patrik
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