 | | | long post, was: (Re: Been burned before (was: CARRARA CENTRAL)) | long post, was: (Re: Been burned before (was: CARRARA CENTRAL)) 2005-03-15 - By Steve
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Here's my own rough sketch of Carrara "utopia" if it can help aid anyone
in any way...
I think this is just how I would build it, but I'm not actually going to
build it. lol
I barely have time to keep my own very spartan websites going...
http://www.whitcombpalace.com/concept%20website.htm
Ringo, everyone is clearly behind you on this endevour including myself.
:)
I still don't think this is something that you should bear the load on
all by yourself and would ask the gods for some divine intervention if I
knew how.
I hope you accept and pursue at least some of the many offers to assist
you in deployment and maintanance of a site.
I will be the first one at the door to sign up, pay or not.
I strongly agree with Vince and Nospam, no one man can build and
maintain a rocket ship and maybe that's
okay. It''s really a wonderful community we have here and the more
participants the merrier as far as I'm concerned.
Steven
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From: Vince Marco [mailto:vmarco@(protected)]
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 11:36 AM
To: Carrara@(protected)
Subject: Re: [Carrara] long post, was: (Re: Been burned before (was:
CARRARA CENTRAL))
My suggestion Ringo (or Steve or whomever), is to first layout a
handful of categories intended to be fairly generic. Some categories I
use regularly regardless of the community is "General", and
"Watercooler" (the communities I set up are usually for businesses),
along with 3-5 others covering "as broad a scope as possible" for each
topic.
The goals of a good ontology is to have interaction in each area, but
don't overwelm topics with other non-related topics. Some folks end up
dividing up their community into so many forums that there's not enough
activity in each forum to make the place seem busy. On the other hand,
if it becomes difficult to find the topics that are of interest to a
user, they might give up and go someplace else.
You can always add forums down the road if traffic is high, but it is
difficult and disruptive to remove forums to pull people back together.
My swag at a set of forums would be:
Members
- General
- Cafe
- Gallery
Products
- Carrara
- Amapi
- Plugins
- Other
Vince
On Mar 15, 2005, at 10:43 AM, Ringo Monfort wrote:
>
> Hi, Holly.
>
> I agree with you in that we should be able to discuss how we can use
> Carrara with other applications.
> I want to know how to use Carrara with AfterEffects, combustion,
> photoshop, MotionBuilder, Flash etc.
> We should be able and we can do that here on the list.
> I do want to know how to use Poser files within Carrara.
>
> The new forum that I'm setting up will have various categories.
>
>
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