Allen, Im not sure if there's an specific blog but you can look into GitHub https://github.com/DNNCommunity/DNN.Blog

Marco is correct.  All extensions that don't ship with DNN itself don't have a forum here.  Instead, you'll want to use the Discussion feature in Github for the specific extension, if it exists.  If not, you'll use the Issues feature.  In this case, the blog module only uses Issues.  A direct link to that is below.  

https://github.com/DNNCommunity/DNN.Blog/issues

Thanks for the info and the link, but there used to be fourm. Why the change?

It doesn't make sense to include a separate forum for every open-source extension out there on this website.  They already have multiple free discussion options available on GitHub. 

They were never removed, by the way.  You might find them on the DNN Corp website, but no one is really using that website anymore for community communications.  

Like with everything else, things like this get forced to evolve, and not always in ways that everyone wants.  Hopefully, the next phase of growth will bring with it changes that you're happier with.  :)  

Blog module is or at leat was a "core" module. You are arguing semantcs when the need still exisists, a sure way to discourage use of DNN. Espescailly to those of us who have been using it from the beginning, 2003 in my case and tehcnically before as IBuySpy.

Posted By Allen Hall on 10/27/2022 8:50 AM

Blog module is or at leat was a "core" module. You are arguing semantcs when the need still exisists, a sure way to discourage use of DNN. Espescailly to those of us who have been using it from the beginning, 2003 in my case and tehcnically before as IBuySpy.

I'm sorry you're not happy with there not being a forum for the Blog module. The concept of a core module hasn't been around since about DNN 5.1. 

I'm not arguing at all.  I don't appreciate you trying to cause an argument when I'm simply trying to answer your question.  I hope you find what you're looking for.  

 

Yes you are, you tried to strawman this discussion by saying "It doesn't make sense to include a separate forum for every open-source extension out there on this website." When you knew that was not what I was suggesting/expecting. Obviously, it would make sense to continue the “core” module forums here, regardless of what they are considered now as to make the DNN Community Forum more useful not less.

I'm sorry you feel that way. Good luck! :) 

Feeling has nothing to do with it, you did it and then accused me of arguing.