As NC 9.x and NC 10.x have reached their EoL wouldn’t it be helpful to put threads which are clearly referring/related to those into a kind of archive-thread? Of course still accessible but maybe all of them closed?
would that make sense? and maybe tidy the forum up a bit?
We haven’t tagged the version number, we could only close by date (everything before xxx must be NC10 or earlier). Or you have to go through everything manually.
The structure is not very helpful as most topics are just dumped into support. I mostly use google to find topics again.
Done. I can create tags only to be used by staff, let me know if you want them. There are some other features, too - but let’s try this first and tune later
Start with the basics - Server 9.0 -> Server 12.0 (Server I think is important if we add more Client/App versions later?) @tflidd your input please. Major versions for now as I don’t know if we want to be going as granular as tagging each topic with the specific version; holy balls that’d be a pain… unless users tag their own stuff and we can correct if required.
On the staff ones, I wonder if tags that get developers’ attention could be useful?
Any other usecases?
NC 9-12 makes sense. Especially if the questions are specific to one version. If we start this a bit, users will catch this up.
I would also use more tags to specify stuff: special operating systems (CentOS->SELinux, …, NAS systems, …) and as well some unrelated network stuff or basic linux questions. LDAP? I can’t help with LDAP at all, but for someone who can it would be handy to filter via tags. Not sure if we have other similar topics. Should we just start and see what is useful or do we risk to create a huge chaos?
One tag should be used for “interesting” topics that could reveal an important bug. Could then be interesting for developers to have a look or for more experienced users to assist with debugging to gather all information for a bug report.
The nc13 tag should also be created because we already have support topics for the upcoming version, like this one: Getting URL-parameter in NC13 (Deprecated function in NC13.)
By all means, as you come across topics feel free to make them. Just resist the urge to go granular with version numbers and such, high-level is good enough for now.