Historically, the heart of the PARIS community is on USENET; achieving sync with the old (but surprisingly active) PARIS USENET group was a key technical hurdle. Few forum or BBS softwares can integrate with USENET nowadays, but with the help of FUDForum's Frank Naude the final barriers were overcome last month and the PARIS Forums and the PARIS NG are now fully synchronized in realtime.
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
ANNOUNCEMENT: Introducing the ParisForums!
It's been a year long journey since the decision was made to boost PARIS' web profile and kick-start external development by launching a PARIS Internet forum. Today we're proud to announce the launch of the ParisForums, the Internet's premiere source for Ensoniq PARIS info, where you'll find years of archives and in-the-moment tech support as well as some exciting plans for future development.
Historically, the heart of the PARIS community is on USENET; achieving sync with the old (but surprisingly active) PARIS USENET group was a key technical hurdle. Few forum or BBS softwares can integrate with USENET nowadays, but with the help of FUDForum's Frank Naude the final barriers were overcome last month and the PARIS Forums and the PARIS NG are now fully synchronized in realtime.
Historically, the heart of the PARIS community is on USENET; achieving sync with the old (but surprisingly active) PARIS USENET group was a key technical hurdle. Few forum or BBS softwares can integrate with USENET nowadays, but with the help of FUDForum's Frank Naude the final barriers were overcome last month and the PARIS Forums and the PARIS NG are now fully synchronized in realtime.
Friday, April 11, 2008
ANNOUNCEMENT: Introducing the PARISWiki!
The PARISWiki is a collaborative online "virtual encyclopedia" - it's a work in progress which is designed for community input.
It's based on the open source Wikka engine, and is extensible in many directions using plugins; it has native support for cool features such as MindMaps so creating easy-to-navigate, site-at-a-glance alternate indexes tailored to suit individual needs is quite easy. The whole thing can be re-indexed easily once the data is up.
Editing in the PARISWiki is very user-friendly. A brief tutorial is available here, step by step video tutorials here, and full documentation here. Hit the brief tutorials first, then the videos, and you'll have everything you need to start posting tips, cutting and pasting FAQs found in the newsgroup, fixing spelling or errors or adding a key topic page.
Enjoy!
- Kerry, PARISWiki Admin
Sunday, March 30, 2008
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