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what happend with gxangalo.com ?

de ravana, 8 août 2015

Messages : 26

Langue: English

ravana (Voir le profil) 8 août 2015 20:41:04

It was very good created esperanto site but it closed few years ago . Why ?

Polaris (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 04:30:12

ravana:It was very good created esperanto site but it closed few years ago . Why ?
I wonder the same thing. I loved that site---so disappointed when it disappeared.

vejktoro (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 04:40:52

It was way too much work for very little money. Same as the TV project.

And we all want everything for free.

vejktoro (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 04:56:28

Alkanadi (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 06:28:56

What did you use this website for? What was the point of it?

Maybe, someone can recreate a similar type of site.

ravana (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 06:52:35

In that time lernu did not exist so it was the best way to practice esperanto . It had everything , from news to chat .

Alkanadi (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 06:54:59

ravana:In that time lernu did not exist so it was the best way to practice esperanto . It had everything , from news to chat .
What type of chat feature did it have? Was it like instant messenger? Did it include voice? Was it just a normal forum?

ravana (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 07:03:56

I realy do not rimember all the detals but it was very profesional i thik that it had even e-mail . Tipical portal on a high level .

vejktoro (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 07:19:47

Lernu did exist.

Gxangalo was the best Eo site that ever existed. It was an online magazine.. current events, human interest, lifestyle.. all that.
But, it was higher level text. It was not easy for those just learning. Flavio insisted on keeping the language level for the fluent. At the time I remember thinking he might have more readers if there was a beginner section.

Alkanadi (Voir le profil) 9 août 2015 07:53:14

vejktoro:Gxangalo was the best Eo site that ever existed. It was an online magazine.. current events, human interest, lifestyle.. all that.
But, it was higher level text. It was not easy for those just learning. Flavio insisted on keeping the language level for the fluent. At the time I remember thinking he might have more readers if there was a beginner section.
It sounds like it was like BBC for Esperanto with an added chat feature.

I guess it was too costly to hire writers for that kind of thing.

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