Steven,
You are right about only taking across 25% as a guesstimate. Also it
can split the group as one tries to leave the old group running and
then it somehow has its own momentum (with perhaps the remaining 75%).
Also anyone taking on board social networking would do well to
understand the
Anyone know how big the current membership is and whether the current system
can export out member directory data?
No matter where it moves to (if it needs to), asking people to move will
only bring over 25 percent of the folks.
Whether it is GroupServer installed at http://groups.dowire.org or
Claude Almansi wrote:
Yes, the e-mail list is stifled. But isn't it because people
hesitate to post to it because they don't know when the post
will get through?
Yes - and another silent witness here :-) I tend not to contribute to DDN
for the above reason, however still follow discussions
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Subject: [DDN] why not googlegroups - Re: The future of DDN
To: The Digital Divide Network discussion group
digitaldivide@digitaldivide.net
Date: Wednesday, 31 December, 2008, 11:51 AM
hi all
first of all a happy new year to everyone
hope 2009 gives us a good ddn
why not just
