On Wed, Mar 28, 2007 at 11:19:04AM -0500, Robert Citek wrote: > Sean Burns wrote: > > Actually, now that I think of it, Robert, do you think it would be a > > good idea to put on the wiki or somewhere else who gets what emails > > when sent to addresses like info@ or webmaster@ or help@, etc.? > > I'd rather not put people's personal e-mail address on a website without > their consent. Should I just list names? Or even easier for me, can I > make whomever is interested in the info an admin?
Yeah, I was thinking a list on the wiki w/o personal emails. Something like this: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Steve Robert Theresa Doc [EMAIL PROTECTED]: steve sean etc. [EMAIL PROTECTED]: name1 name2 name3 [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Doc [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Patrick etc. If you don't want to do it, I don't mind being an admin for it. How did you set up the gmail bworks.org thing? > > Also, Robert, does anyone else besides you have the administrator > > username and password for the gmail bworks.org address? I don't need > > it but someone else may someday. > > There is no administrator username/password. It's more like sudo, > Yahoo!Groups, or Google Groups. Each individual has their own > username/password and they take on the role of administrator. The > current admins are Dave Herholz and me. I would like to encourage > others to be admins. If anyone wants to be an admin, please let me know. I don't mind being an admin for it but I think others should too. I volunteer Theresa and Dan right off the bat. I wouldn't want to overwhelm Jake with anything that might take away from his schoolwork, not that this would in the slightest, but he would be good too. > BTW, I am not adverse to winding down the whole @bworks.org thing. It > is only a useful service if we use it. From looking at the stats on the > admin pages, only four people of the 20 with @bworks.org addresses have > used them this year: Sean, me, Theresa, and one student. Of those four, > only three are bworks volunteers and none are part of the management > team or the board. Of those three, I am the only one who is an admin > and I would like to transition out of that role. It's been helpful actually. In addition to the argument that Dan makes, which I wholeheartedly agree with, I didn't have Jess' email and thought to send him one via [EMAIL PROTECTED] It was nice having that available. In fact, I'm going to use mine more. I'm going to weed out the cowl address and use the [EMAIL PROTECTED] address as its replacement. sean
