[Beowulf] Apologies for the spam/virus yesterday
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Sean Dilda sean at duke.eduWed Feb 8 13:57:54 PST 2006
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Donald Becker wrote: > The bottom line is that we are considering a message board format to > replace the mailing list. It would have required logins to > post, and retroactive moderation to delete advertising and trolls. > Any opinions? I'd really not see it go that way. I'm on a couple dozen mailing lists all sorted to their own folders. I have one mail client I start up and shows me all the incoming mail I have in each folder. During the day, all I have to do is glance at thunderbird, and I know if there are messages to read or not. If it were a message board, it would require an intentional effort to go to that board to read the messages. I wouldn't read them as much, and would likely forget to keep going back after a couple days. I imagine there are others in the same boat, which would cause readership to shrink quite a bit. There's something to be said for the laziness of having the message come to me. Especially since I have to have thunderbird open for work anyways. If the official beowulf.org discussion group moved to a web forum, I for one would be interested in joining (and possibly starting) an alternate forum that is email based. However, I'd much prefer to just have this list stay as it is.
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