This message (from haskell-cafe) by Kurt Hutchinson exactly explains that i want and why i propose do to it. sorry for inconvenience, i don't propose to stop mail lists and plan to present in both medias (while others will continue to use irc, blogs, LJs, rss feeds and all other ways to let Haskell rule the world :)
I was just about to ask the same thing. Clearly, some prefer email and some prefer web forums. This is undoubtably true of new Haskell users with questions, as well. Let those interested in a web forum set one up and run it. Those interested in email can ignore the web forum. The Perl community has a similar setup with the popular Perlmonks web forum, and their hundreds of mailing lists. There are many users who read and post on both, and many who do not.
I believe Bulat was just trying to find out if anyone else would like to help set one up, not suggesting that it replace the mailing lists.
Thank you, Kurt, for detailed explanation -- Best regards, Bulat mailto:Bulat.Ziganshin@gmail.com