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In lugnet.robotics, lar@voyager.net (Larry Pieniazek) writes:
> Thomas Main wrote:
> > <novice group?>
> > What do others think?
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> yes. Here's a new group I can support.
[Not agreeing or disagreeing; just gathering info...]
The bulk of traffic in the current robotics group/list still mainly consists
of RCX hardcore programming, although there are intermittent building
discussions and beginner's questions/answers. Some of the more esoteric
discussions (technical details, etc. of legOS, NQC, and pbFORTH) have moved
on to their own focused sub-groups, which gives the main robotics group/list
a bit more breathing room and flexibility. It still, however, is probably
not entirely friendly or inviting to novices, which may be a problem and
which may be why some people feel a novice subgroup it would be useful.
If there were a new sub-group for beginners/casual users/novices,
What types of discussions would be appropriate in this new group?
- building?
- installation & setup of LMS/RIS software?
- troubleshooting?
- educational applications?
- where to buy?
What are the advantages (to the novices) of a subgroup for novices?
What are the disadvantages (to the rest of the community) of having a
subgroup for novices?
How might such a new group be characterized and named? (propose some
options)
--Todd
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| Thomas Main wrote: <novice group?> (...) yes. Here's a new group I can support. (...) It takes a lot of torque to get this puppy to flip, applied sharply. Try fresh batteries, and changing to a high adhesion floor surface. Mine flips all the time (...) (26 years ago, 15-Apr-99, to lugnet.admin.general, lugnet.robotics)
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