Re: Web 5250 based forum

["Scott Klement" <infosys@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I, personally, don't like web-based forums or web-based E-mail as much
as a mailing list like this one.

Have you tried the existing web-based forums, I don't remember which
of the companies (www.news400.com or www.midrangecomputing.com) had
them, but there were a bunch of them already.

Good Luck...


Pete <prmoore@mail.globalnet.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi
>
> My crap idea...
> Has anyone with an AS/400 on the net considered hosting something ak
> to the slashdot site? I've followed this site for a while, it has
>  become
> something of a 'net cultural phenomenon.
>
> I imagine we are a much smaller community than the mostly Linux
> audience, but could still benefit from something like this.
> I would rather have something faster, more much interactive than HTM
> and industrial-strength-boring - could it be a 5250 applet?
> This is a project I plan to do myself when I get access to a
>  development
> AS/400 and a decent UK ISP (and when the machine is affordable!).
> It's important that the site code is open, GPL'd. Sponsorship from a
> of the '400 establishment will only hasten our doom, in my opinion.
> It's difficult to advertise in a 5250 screen I suppose (but certainl
> possible ;) )
>
> I'm not enjoying large digest messages, especially when posters
>  include
> the WHOLE of a lengthy previous message to add a few comments.
>
> Let's up the bandwidth, what do you reckon?
>
> Best regards
> Peter Moore
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