Information Technology Communities

I don't think we've done this on the site before, but I'd like to make a list of Information Technology Communities similar to AO, so members can see what else is out there.

Here's my contribution to the list:


www.pureehosting.com
www.phpfreaks.com
www.linuxforum.com
www.mysqlfreaks.com
www.apachefreaks.com
http://www.unixforum.co.uk/
http://blarp.com/
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/
http://www.computerforum.com/
http://www.computer-forums.net/

Please keep this list going by adding more as you post.


--PuRe

You really are shameless.

What's wrong with his post? I don't see much difference between this and my "Best Security Sites" thread a while back. If it were actually advertising as opposed to listing, then I'd have an issue.

That said, here's one forum I've checked out:
www.security-forums.com

However, doesn't hold a candle to AO. ;) I've posted like once or twice, but I'm usually too busy here to really visit it. Just not as interesting. Nonetheless, it has a lot of topical forums and some really good content.

Also, I imagine everyone's already familiar with www.experts-exchange.com, as it pops up over all sorts of Google searches. However, it's good when you need advice quick. On the other hand, having to dish out limited points for quality answers kinda sucks.

He's refering to the constant advertising by pure...its getting annoying. Its like a horrible SPAM commercial. I don't mind the sig or once in a while posting it...but every time he posts...its a tad too much. We all have websites...you don't see us advertising the **** out of them. How's this in *nix security discussions?


But in any case:

http://www.topsight.net/index.php

Ah, gotcha. I haven't read hardly any of his posts, so I'm not privy to such.

Well in any case, we can probably make a decent use of this thread, eh?

I'm not advertising crap, if I am, then what the heck am I selling????? Damn, some of you guys are just so lame. Can't even start a useful thread without someone seeing more into it, then what it really is.

Just keep going with the list, if not, don't post. Anyone who has issues with me, should send me a PM.

--PuRe

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Originally posted here by ss2chef
You really are shameless.

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I have nothing to be shameful about. Did I do something to someone that I'm not aware of?


--PuRe

To get the thread back on topic then...

www.tek-tips.com
^This is one I've frequented a bit. It's not much of a community given the layout, but it is a grood place to post questions (if you're not in a hurry for an answer). It has a multitude of topic-related forums and has proven helpful for me a number of times.

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Originally posted here by PuReExcTacy
I have nothing to be shameful about. Did I do something to someone that I'm not aware of?


--PuRe

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My observation was in regard to many of your posts seemingly being used as a platform
for self-promotion. pureehosting.com is used in many of your examples. It's used often enough to easily be construed as such. While I think the traditional definition of "advertise" may not apply, the word does have application outside of generating business or sales.

I'm sure you can see why one might think you are interested in driving traffic to your site.

You can keep on keeping on, but I'll feel free to comment as well.

In the spirit of the topic, checkout techrepublic.com
Have not been there in a while but I remember some good info being there.

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What's wrong with his post?

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He's refering to the constant advertising by pure...its getting annoying. Its like a horrible SPAM commercial. I don't mind the sig or once in a while posting it...but every time he posts...its a tad too much. We all have websites...you don't see us advertising the **** out of them.

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'Nuff said. No need to continue ss2chef although I'm with your opinion. ;) Back on topic:

Let's not forget AntiOnline.com ;) Oh, and Zone-H.org