[MF] the way forward for MoQ discussion lists

[Maggie Hettinger]

Sam and all,

You're right. I'd be interested in following 'MoQ from a Christian  
perspective, if we started fresh. Haven't been able to get my head  
around all the discussions.
pax,
maggie


On Nov 7, 2005, at 5:41 AM, Sam Norton wrote:

Hi,

This seems about right:

an MD list as at present;
MF replaced by several 'themed' streams - and we now have the  
flexibility for
people to choose which and how much to subscribe to, and how it might be
received.

By the way, thinking about the different 'streams', I'd quite like to  
have a
distinct 'MoQ from a Christian perspective' stream - distinct from a  
'MoQ and
mythology/religion' stream - but perhaps that's selfish (although  
presumably
anyone can start up a thread appealing to their own interests, and  
then it'll be
a question of 'survival of the fittest' - appropriately evolutionary  
for the
MoQ?) I just think there is an awful lot of material that could be  
fruitfully
considered, and separating it out from the general mysticism/Campbell/ 
New Age
stuff would stop it from being drowned at birth.

Any thoughts? (Maggie?)

Sam


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----- Original Message -----
From: "ian glendinning" <psybertron at gmail.com>
To: <moq_focus at moqtalk.org>
Sent: Monday, November 07, 2005 10:09 AM
Subject: Re: [MF] the way forward for MoQ discussion lists



> Sam and others have recently suggested more modern on-line forum
> styles. I'm all for these, and use many different ones. For
> conversational on-line forums these are great, but ...
>
> I see two issues,
> One - Horse has clearly decided to pursue mail-server style
> technology. His choice as he's volunteering to administer it.
> Two - we have this split need between slower, considered subject
> debate forum (like the current MF) and a more immediate conversational
> medium - like some of us currently use MD
>
> Are we gravitating towards
>
> An MF forum (multiple per subject stream as necessary) with a slower
> moderated mail-server style, and
> A new MD conversational discussion forum, with few holds barred except
> rules of relevance and honest morality. (also used as a news update
> vehicle for the MF domain and the permanet web-site contents.)
>
> A blend of both worlds ?
>
> Ian
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