Hehehe.. let just hope that this new social network will have another benefit for us oracle developer or oracle guys :D
raymond
· 1 year ago
I will like to keep out with update around the world and i will do my part to spread community in Malaysia.
But it just a bit much network community for us to join ? Would have it better to stick with 1 and bigger one ? as i just join oracle Community.
We got Oracle Mix for Online radio ...:) Oracle Wiki for Wiki in Oracle technology.. Oaug..the last and final Oracle application group worldwide...
Should we join all of them ? or have it integrate through rss ?
Eddie Awad
· 1 year ago
@raymond,
Each one has its own features: Oracle Mix is mainly about gathering and sharing ideas about Oracle products. Oracle Wiki enables collaborative writing about any Oracle related subject. I have not seen Knowledge Factory yet, but based on its description, it focuses on OAUG content and members.
And finally, OracleCommunity.net. It does not have the publicity that the others have, but its distinction is that it is not created or supported by Oracle Corporation or any of its affiliates. Members are free to submit technical and non-technical content. In addition to blogs, forums and groups, members have the option to upload photos, videos, podcasts and create their own events...
Whether you should join all of them is up to you, but, I say why not?
davidhaimes
· 1 year ago
I would love to check this out, but it seems OAUG like to shut out Oracle employees. Not really in the spirit of online communities and Web 2.0... I'll have to be content with Oracle Mix.
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It is getting really hard to keep up.
But it just a bit much network community for us to join ? Would have it better to stick with 1 and bigger one ? as i just join oracle Community.
We got Oracle Mix for Online radio ...:)
Oracle Wiki for Wiki in Oracle technology..
Oaug..the last and final Oracle application group worldwide...
Should we join all of them ? or have it integrate through rss ?
Each one has its own features: Oracle Mix is mainly about gathering and sharing ideas about Oracle products. Oracle Wiki enables collaborative writing about any Oracle related subject. I have not seen Knowledge Factory yet, but based on its description, it focuses on OAUG content and members.
And finally, OracleCommunity.net. It does not have the publicity that the others have, but its distinction is that it is not created or supported by Oracle Corporation or any of its affiliates. Members are free to submit technical and non-technical content. In addition to blogs, forums and groups, members have the option to upload photos, videos, podcasts and create their own events...
Whether you should join all of them is up to you, but, I say why not?