Announcement: New MIVA Community Tool on the Horizon

Joshua Dorward wrote:

>Actually, moving to a forum would probably invite far
better contributions
>from far more people, resulting from the far greater
visibility and far
>richer web-environment, especially when compared with
the
>not-so-far-from-lame email archives.  Far out.
>  
>
I agree about the email archives - BUT that's all I agree
about. The 
forum does not send emails for new posts. It's easier for
me to monitor 
and respond to email. An emial gets my attention - a forum
is out of 
site, out of mind to me. I can forget for days to check a
forum. AND if 
I forget to subscribe to a thread I'm SOL.



>When Miva gets to the point of people clamoring to use
their products not
>because it's their ISPs default package or because of
the lack of suitable
>alternatives, then Miva will have "made it."
 imho, online web support
>forums will help not only us, but the company itself,
realize this with
>better clarity.
>
>  
>

The forum advocates will be happy - this long time
subscriber and occasional contributor isn't. I hope Miva
does have a few people on board who will be monitoring and
contributing to the forums - I hate to say it but I haven't
seen much Miva support around here in a long time.

Leslie

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