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Wednesday, July 19. 2006

MySQL User Groups info has moved to the MySQL Forge Wiki

We used to maintain a list of MySQL User Groups on the MySQL Developer Zone, which made it a bit inconvenient for new User Groups to get listed there. We've now moved the User Group list and some additional info to the Wiki on MySQL Forge (which also has received a facelift, thanks a lot to Colin and Ronald!). If you know of any other MySQL User Groups not listed there, feel free to add them! We are also looking forward to seeing more helpful hints on how to successfully start and maintain a user group. If you have any suggestions, make sure to include them - thanks!

Posted by Lenz Grimmer in MySQL at 00:27 | Comments (4) | Trackbacks (0)

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It would have been nice for you to have contacted the User Groups about this for some input. We might have advised to institute a Troll Patrol before the wiki got littered with SPAM, and that you allow us to use our MySQL accounts to update it.

#1 UserGroup Wiki SPAM (Homepage) on 2006-07-20 05:30 (Reply)

Yes, implementing some kind of spam prevention is very high on our TODO List. Can you elaborate on your point about "using the MySQL accounts to update it"? I am not sure if I understand what you mean. Bye, LenZ

#1.1 LenZ (Homepage) on 2006-07-21 09:15 (Reply)

Hi all, I think David wants to be able to log in into the Wiki with his MySQL account. This will be very usefull I think. Have a nice day Bogo

#1.1.1 Bogo (Homepage) on 2006-07-21 11:07 (Reply)

Ah, right. Yes, that's another annoyance that's very high on the list of things to get fixed... Colin is on the case. Bye, LenZ

#1.1.1.1 LenZ (Homepage) on 2006-07-21 14:27 (Reply)

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