Hello! Just few random points:
1. Interesting site. I'd say there are similar sites, but this one has cleaner interface. How does your site compare to this one, for example, in terms of feature set? http://qnalist.com/questions/4640870/luke-4-6-0-released At least, the user ranking seems to be different, because on your site yours truly marked with 5800 points and on the qnalist with 59. 2. Do you handle several users, like DmitryKan, DmitryKan-1.. as a single user, i.e. if I'd post under different e-mail addresses. 3. It seems like your site is going to mostly be read only, except for question / user voting? To me any such site, including yours, will make sense as long as I could find stuff faster than with Google. Dmitry Kan On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 7:18 AM, Durgam Vahia <cor...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Solr-users, > > I wanted to get your thoughts/feedback on a potentially useful way to > browse and search prior email conversations in > solr-users@lucenedistribution list. > > http://www.signaldump.org/solr/qpod/ > > In a nutshell, this is a Q&A engine like StackExchange (SE) auto-populated > with solr-users@lucene email threads of past one year. Engine auto-tags > email threads and creates user profile of participants with points, badges > etc. New emails also gets processed automatically and will be placed under > the relevant conversation. > > Here are some of the advantages that might be useful - > > - Like SE, users can "crowdsource" the quality of content by voting, and > choosing best answers. > - You can favorite posts/threads, users, tags to personalize search. > - Email conversations and Q&A engine work seamlessly together. One can > use any medium and conversations are still presented in a uniform way. > - Web UI supports mobile device aspect ratios - just click on above link > on your mobile device to get a feel. > > Do you think this would be useful for the solr-users community? To get a > feel, try searching the archive before posting in the email list to see if > UI makes finding things little gentler. As more people search/view/vote, > search should become more relevant and personalized. > > I would be happy to maintain this for the benefit of the community. > Currently I have only seeded past one year of email but we could > potentially go further back if people find this useful. > > Thanks and feedback welcome. > > And before someone asks - yes, our search engine is Solr .. > > Durgam. > -- Dmitry Blog: http://dmitrykan.blogspot.com Twitter: twitter.com/dmitrykan
