On the ethics of an off-list list.... As hard as this may be to believe, the subscribers of brin-l have no right to brin-l. Ultimately, the operations of brin-l requires resources, and those resources are priavtely owned and operated, not publicly.
And besides, if a group of Brin-L'ers were to some day decide to form a moderated list devoted to open-discussion of everything and anything, who are we to chastise them for doing so? I would hope that we could all respect each other's own pursuit of happiness... JDG P.S. And for the record, I was not a member of deutero-brin-l, I have no idea if I was even invited (I've been in Mexico for the past week), and this message is the very first that I've ever had an inkling of its existence.
