[MF] Testing Testing

[Magnus Berg]

Hi

Me too actually (except for the jamming of the inbox part, a few rulse takes 
care of that), but I guess some may disagree, mostly those with a clock on their 
internet connection. The big advantage of a mailing list is that you can write 
the posts offline. This is not necessarily the case with a forum on a web page. 
A forum page also requires more bandwidth, browsing back and forth, graphics 
etc. etc.

But perhaps there's no need to choose, perhaps we can have both? Horse?

	Magnus




Maggie Hettinger wrote:
> This makes sense to me.
> maggie
> 
> On Nov 4, 2005, at 9:50 AM, Case wrote:
> 
> I guess my biggest question is: if we are making a major change like  
> this
> why are we continuing to use a list serve at all. A regular old forum  
> would
> allow a variety of structures, permissions, real time moderation,  
> levels of
> access, indexing and would let us use graphics and html to emphasize and
> illustrate points Plus a forum doesn't jam up your inbox.
> 
> Just wondering.
> Case
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