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RE: [ga] Motion Accepted


> From: technizmo [mailto:technizmo@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 12:27 AM
> 
> I disagree with the motion proposed by Patrick
> Corliss.  I believe discussion on any GA sublist is
> prejudiced for more tenured members of the GA, since
> knowledge of the sublists must first be obtained, then
> the extra initiative of subscribing to the additional
> list(s) must be taken.  This assumes, of course, that
> new members generally subscribe first to the main GA
> list, then perhaps the sublists.

Jason, have you been to the web-site lately? In all cases, rookies get the
mailer-list data from that site. Recently, I had to resubscribe and found
the info there. There are accompanying descriptions as well. It's all on the
same web-page. I'm not giving a URL, if you can't find it then I might
concede this point. But, please give it an honest effort.

> I do not believe that so-called "noise" on the main
> list is a significant impediment to more productive
> discussion on any topic.

Many of us have other things to do besides camp out on this list, or any
other list, for the occasional tid-bit of relevence. Having the messages
pre-sorted into convenient bins helps a lot. It also helps focus the
discussion. That is something that the GA sorely needs...a little focus.

> Conducting straw polls on separate sites is also, in
> my opinion, prejudiced against new members of the GA,
> and should not be implemented until such a procedure
> is proposed and accepted by this body.

You expect to prevent this? ... how? If I wanted to set up a separate
opinion poll, on DNSO.NET, I'd dearly like to see anyone, in any official
capacity, try and stop me. You are missing a fundimental point. Almost to
the point of being a troll.

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