Re: new directions in mlm traffic: integration

Jaap Akkerhuis <jaap@NLnetLabs.nl> Sun, 10 January 2021 09:55 UTC

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 "John Levine" writes:

 > 
 > >Forum software has been around for decades at this point though and 
 > >doesn't have the limitations of being tied to MUA UI. ...
 >
 > >If there's any interest, I could write an I-D with it a little bit more 
 > >baked. Apologies if this has already been discussed.
 >
 > It sems ike a reasonable thing to look into but I'd think a more
 > productive way to go would be to see what software already exists that
 > does this kind of stuff, preferably with credible paid support. We
 > already have too much custom bespoke stuff for applications that
 > aren't really all that unusual.

The RIPE-NCC uses a platform whichs allow email and forum discussions.
I think it is home grown but am not sure,

	jaap