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Care to share your thoughts on Exchange Communities?

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The_Exchange_Team
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Mar 09, 2005

We would like to gather some feedback on Exchange Cummunities to see how they are working for you. There are several questions that we have:

1. Which of the Exchange Community tools do you currently use? (Blogs, User groups, Exchange websites et al.)

2. Are you currently a member of an active Exchange User group?

3. What purpose(s) do you use the Exchange Communities for?

4. What would you like to see improved about Exchange Communities?

5. Are you attending Tech Ed 2005?
 
Please post your feedback as comments to this post. Thanks for your comments!!
 
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  • 1. Blogs, User Groups and other Exchange-related sites.
    2. Nope, but I'm a regular contributor to Microsoft newsgroups (mostly Exchange)and some other technical forums.
    3. To get general information and news.
    4. More technical information (advanced level).
  • Answers :

    1 . blogs /Websites
    2. No .rarely i contribute
    3.Information
    4. Solutions for Complex Enterprise scenorios . In depth Technical details of solutions for complex problems / solutions by PSS ( may be atleast after the 6 MO of case closed ? )
    5 . Wish to be there .
  • 1. Which of the Exchange Community tools do you currently use? (Blogs, User groups, Exchange websites et al.)

    I subscribe to this and several other blogs about Exchange. This is, for me, the best method of keeping in touch with what is going on. I also read several of the microsoft.public and (.de) newsgroups on a regular basis (in particular those for Exchange clustering)

    2. Are you currently a member of an active Exchange User group?
    I am a member of one but, to date, my experience is that it is a forum for problem questions and answers (which could be better answered in the microsoft.public newsgroups). In the past weeks, i have seen some improvements in terms of news of E12 (which has also been addressed in this blog) and discounts for events or subscriptions.

    3. What purpose(s) do you use the Exchange Communities for?
    Mostly in terms of gaining knowledge (esp. in terms of best practice). Again, I find RSS subscriptions and newsgroup discussions perfect for this.

    4. What would you like to see improved about
    Exchange Communities?
    Ass Russ commented, more 300 and 400 level content is good. I understand that you are limited to what you can say about roadmap but this is always good to know and, so far, has been excellent on this site.

    5. Are you attending Tech Ed 2005?
    Nope. Am based in Europe! Ask again for TechNet and ITForum!
  • 1. Which of the Exchange Community tools do you currently use? (Blogs, User groups, Exchange websites et al.)

    I use blogs, newsgroups, and the websites.

    2. Are you currently a member of an active Exchange User group?

    No, but I contribute on a regular basis in the clustering newsgroups, including both exchange clustering newsgroups.

    3. What purpose(s) do you use the Exchange Communities for?

    I like to get breaking news and information and like to pass down my knowledge to others.

    4. What would you like to see improved about Exchange Communities?

    I would love to see more white papers addressed at the 300 and 400 levels regarding the inner workings of Exchange and the ESE.

    5. Are you attending Tech Ed 2005?

    Yes, I will be there.
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