ekempter
Administrator
Should a new JDELIST EnterpriseOne 8.11 forum be created? The JDELIST EnterpriseOne forum would be for EnterpriseOne 8.10 and below questions.
dan_richards
Reputable Poster
My vote would be for creating an 8.10 as well.
brother_of_karamazov
Legendary Poster
I would think that if we are going to split forums we may wish to think about doing so along release families. ERP8/Xe/Prior and 8.9/8.10/8.11 and Fusion.
cmanderson
VIP Member
I would like to see some variation of the word "Tech", be that "Technical" or "Technology" or "Not Apps Please don't post those questions here". It clutters up the message boards when folks post to the wrong forum.
gregglarkin
Legendary Poster
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... ERP8/Xe/Prior and 8.9/8.10/8.11 and Fusion.
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Jeff, shouldn't that last one be ConFusion?
... ERP8/Xe/Prior and 8.9/8.10/8.11 and Fusion.
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Jeff, shouldn't that last one be ConFusion?
ckirkend
Member
YES
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Should a new JDELIST EnterpriseOne 8.11 forum be created? The JDELIST
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Subject: Should a new JDELIST EnterpriseOne 8.11 forum be created?
Should a new JDELIST EnterpriseOne 8.11 forum be created? The JDELIST
EnterpriseOne forum would be for EnterpriseOne 8.10 and below questions.
This post contains the poll as shown below. To vote, please visit the
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Should a new JDELIST EnterpriseOne 8.11 forum be created?
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No
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cdawes
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Yes. For sure.
Actually how about one for "EnterpriseOne 8.11 or Web Client Installs"? This would include anyone using 8.9/8.10/8.11 Web client as well as 8.11.
Colin
Actually how about one for "EnterpriseOne 8.11 or Web Client Installs"? This would include anyone using 8.9/8.10/8.11 Web client as well as 8.11.
Colin
DBohner-(db)
Legendary Poster
I would prefer to see them broken further by 'functional' and 'dysfunktionall'
(db)
(db)
brother_of_karamazov
Legendary Poster
Would the emphasis be on "Con" or "Fusion" ?
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
... ERP8/Xe/Prior and 8.9/8.10/8.11 and Fusion.
[/ QUOTE ]
Jeff, shouldn't that last one be ConFusion?
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[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
... ERP8/Xe/Prior and 8.9/8.10/8.11 and Fusion.
[/ QUOTE ]
Jeff, shouldn't that last one be ConFusion?
[/ QUOTE ]
vivek_kaushal
Well Known Member
Yes
Gary_CNC
Active Member
Yes
Cheers,
Gary
Cheers,
Gary
Alex_Pastuhov
Legendary Poster
I voted "NO" and here's what my thoughts were:
I understand, that unwanted messages can be annoying, but missing the wanted messages can be taxing - in more ways than one.
It would, of course, be nice to have a forum for the interesting messages and another one - for the rest. ;-)
Since it's not a possibility, the choice really is: would you prefer to risk the chance of missing something important, in exchange for a bit fewer messages to go through?
Or would you rather have to read more messages, but never suffer from missing something useful?
Personally, I am subscribed to a few forums here - not because they are all relevant to me, but because an interesting message can be (and often is) sent to a forum I normally would consider of no interest. Frequently, an issue can be hard to classify (except for the "URGENT!!! TELL ME ALL YOU KNOW!!!" kind, which are by default sent to all forums at once).
Consequently, I chose to live with the flood of what is of no interest to me, in order not to miss something I might like.
From this point of view, creating highly specialized forums will make it less convenient: I will have more forums to subscribe and spend more time browsing between them...
I understand, that unwanted messages can be annoying, but missing the wanted messages can be taxing - in more ways than one.
It would, of course, be nice to have a forum for the interesting messages and another one - for the rest. ;-)
Since it's not a possibility, the choice really is: would you prefer to risk the chance of missing something important, in exchange for a bit fewer messages to go through?
Or would you rather have to read more messages, but never suffer from missing something useful?
Personally, I am subscribed to a few forums here - not because they are all relevant to me, but because an interesting message can be (and often is) sent to a forum I normally would consider of no interest. Frequently, an issue can be hard to classify (except for the "URGENT!!! TELL ME ALL YOU KNOW!!!" kind, which are by default sent to all forums at once).
Consequently, I chose to live with the flood of what is of no interest to me, in order not to miss something I might like.
From this point of view, creating highly specialized forums will make it less convenient: I will have more forums to subscribe and spend more time browsing between them...
manish28
Member
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altquark
Legendary Poster
Re: RE: Should a new JDELIST EnterpriseOne 8.11 forum be created?
You COULD have a forum for 8.9 and above - versus everything below ERP 8.0 - there are two distinct differences there.
However, its all dependant on service pack to be honest. I really don't think there SHOULD be a split in the forums - because it just makes it another place to go and look. Keep all the info in one place, its easier to search.
You COULD have a forum for 8.9 and above - versus everything below ERP 8.0 - there are two distinct differences there.
However, its all dependant on service pack to be honest. I really don't think there SHOULD be a split in the forums - because it just makes it another place to go and look. Keep all the info in one place, its easier to search.
Larry_Jones
Legendary Poster
Re: RE: Should a new JDELIST EnterpriseOne 8.11 forum be created?
Also NO as per Alex's and Jon's statements.
Also NO as per Alex's and Jon's statements.
