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| From | Sam Smith <sam@estreet.com> |
| Subject | Re: Great suggestion from a subscriber: Why not rename the existing |
| Date | Sun, 03 Feb 2008 15:10:04 -0700 |
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I'll defer to new admin by acclamation Sarah on the technical side of
this, but it sounds good. Does it have a Web interface or is it
old-school unix-driven? I'd also be interested in knowing how it might
serve certain kinds of social media output functions (widgets and the like).
But if Sarah likes what she sees, this is in fact a not-bad idea.
Michael Coxe wrote:
> I've exchanged email with a very long time subscriber who
> suggested to me that I arrange the existing list server
> @ Smoe.ORG be reconfigured with a new name & new management.
> This way no one has to resubscribe, or gets lost, or left
> behind, and my concerns are still addressed.
>
> I still feel long term moving to a new platform will take the
> list beyond just being a list, and into the world of web 2.0
> collaboration (my brand new day job btw).
>
> But short term this requires no disruption, and could be
> accomplished as soon as next weekend.
>
> This idea is so simple it's brilliant. Which is why it never
> occurred to me :)
>
> - Michael
>
>
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