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Re: Soundin

Date1998-06-03 10:44
FromRichard Dobson
SubjectRe: Soundin
Personally, I find the so-called 'newbie' questions very important, as they
often (as in the urrent example) highlight issues of error-handling and
documentation which might otherwise never get reported. Also, I don't know
what category I would be in - I'm not an 'oldie' either as a programmer or
as a Csound user, I waft betweeen 'newbie' and 'middleie' most of the time.

There is also the point that one may be a newbie in one rea, but an oldie in
another, so I am content to see everything in the one melting pot.

Richard Dobson

Steven Coolidge wrote:

> Maybe we should have another mailing list for newbies to ask each other
> dumb questions without feeling intimidated, and leave the experts to
> concentrate on the ethereal reaches of the cosmos (though they seem a
> helpful lot).



Date1998-06-03 18:04
From"Matt J. Ingalls"
Subjectnew(bie) list - was Re: Soundin
> Personally, I find the so-called 'newbie' questions very important, as they
> what category I would be in - I'm not an 'oldie' either as a programmer or
> as a Csound user, I waft betweeen 'newbie' and 'middleie' most of the time.
> 
> > Maybe we should have another mailing list for newbies to ask each other


	i think it would be better to have a "developer" list to remove
all programming/development clutter.  dave madole offered to do this at
one point with no real interest.  but now with a bigger subscription maybe
its time to reconcider...

matt