From: anansi Date: 2007-05-03T23:30:11+09:00 Subject: Re: how to increase the width of a field in rails Chris Carter wrote: > Hi anansi, I cannot help but notice that you have been asking a > considerable number of Rails questions on the Ruby list. There is > another list setup by the rails people for questions relating > specifically to rails. We prefer people ask rails questions on that > list, because there is a higher chance of getting a proper answer from > all those rails people. You wouldn't ask a Ruby question on a C > newsgroup because ruby is implemented in C. > > http://groups.google.com/group/rubyonrails-talk > > Unfortunately they do not have a Usenet gateway like we do, so you > will have to bite and use the web interface. > > Welcome to Ruby! Hi Chris, well first of all I didn't knew that this newsgroup is limited to just some aspects of ruby, maybe you should do some white- or black-listing on topics if you think mine wouldn't fit here. But every question I droped was answered here very fast and correclty because as I thought it is obvious that many ppl who uses the Rails framework also suscribed to the ruby-list. And about the rails (not mailing- and not newsgroup) but google.group: you really think it's clever to be forced to register (when I wanna sign up to this list I always get: "You must sign in to Google to complete the previous action.") to one of the greatest commercial companys on the planet in order to get knowledge about one of the most free programming languages on the planet? I don't think so ;) I mean, I'm sure you also realized that ruby never succeded in the step to spread his information over http and any good forums or websites about ruby are more rare than unicorns... so please let me this newsgroup because it kicks ass :) -- greets ( ) ( /\ .-"""-. /\ //\\/ ,,, \//\\ |/\| ,;;;;;, |/\| //\\\;-"""-;///\\ // \/ . \/ \\ (| ,-_| \ | / |_-, |) //`__\.-.-./__`\\ // /.-(() ())-.\ \\ (\ |) '---' (| /) ` (| |) ` jgs \) (/ one must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star