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jbaach · 12-14-2011, 05:21 PM

In my experience a forum like this is great for discussing things like we at the moment. But for new people coming to the thread it can be quite hard to read through all posts (and threads grow long). A much better place for storing information imho is a wiki.

Maybe together we can enhance the wiki pages of this marvelous site? I have added a section "Questions, Answers and Features" to each of the pocketbook 903 and onyx book m92 pages.

Now, if you had a question/request, and you found the answer somewhat helpful, could you maybe add the question/answer to the section in the wiki? It would surely help others a lot in the feature! :-) And yes, adding other people's questions/answers or other features that you know is appreciated as well...

In the long run we might end up together with a list of features that are good and interesting (or maybe bad), which could then used by producers to build the even better devices and firmwares we all want to have....

12-14-2011, 05:21 PM	#150
jbaach Connoisseur Posts: 80 Karma: 20837 Join Date: Aug 2011 Device: prs 505, pocketbook 903, onyx boox m92	In my experience a forum like this is great for discussing things like we at the moment. But for new people coming to the thread it can be quite hard to read through all posts (and threads grow long). A much better place for storing information imho is a wiki. Maybe together we can enhance the wiki pages of this marvelous site? I have added a section "Questions, Answers and Features" to each of the pocketbook 903 and onyx book m92 pages. Now, if you had a question/request, and you found the answer somewhat helpful, could you maybe add the question/answer to the section in the wiki? It would surely help others a lot in the feature! :-) And yes, adding other people's questions/answers or other features that you know is appreciated as well... In the long run we might end up together with a list of features that are good and interesting (or maybe bad), which could then used by producers to build the even better devices and firmwares we all want to have.... Last edited by jbaach; 12-14-2011 at 06:12 PM.