The most frequent posters on FRIAM in descending order (according to
the archive at https://mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ ). Steve,
Marcus and Nick are the top 3. Carl Tollander and Douglas Roberts are
no longer with us :-( I would have liked to hear Carl playing drums or
Douglas playing the saxophone.
Jochen/PhellowPhriamers -
I was a little surprised (chagrined) to realize I'd topped the list by
frequency of post ( and very likely by volume of text). I'd be
interested in a ranking of consequentiality which of course is in the
eye of the beholder. I could give my own ranking of how consequential
many of your offerings have been here for me over the years, but
naturally it is a multi-dimensional field of "optimality". The broad
spectrum of backgrounds and modes of thoughts present here have been
valuable to me over this last 20+ years.
I believe we once had a broader international representation, and I
recognize that a few are simply very low frequency posters. Sarbajit
(india) and (probably unsubscribed now Mohammed al Begatey
(Egypt/Sweden), Schlitz (Ecuador)...
We are very male-heavy here and I'd like to nod to.Merle for sticking in
here with us. Jenny Q still monitors and occasionally pops in and I'm
pretty sure Dede Densmore withdrew entirely a long while ago.. Pamela
was a strong voice before her passing in 2021... we may well have a few
"lurkers" as well. I've lost at least one name I know to fit this
category.
We are also pretty age/education/vocation sqewed toward "elder
academic". I don't know who our youngest members are, Gil and Cody
maybe? Possibly Jon? I think Roger Frye might be our eldest with a
solid handful not far behind?
There is strong representation from the Computer
Science/Engineering/Systems world but I really appreciate the
complementary voices from the so-called "English Majors". Jenny and
Merle and Tom are the most obvious to me in this category...
There are also a few other names of those who have passed (Pamela,
Vladimyr, Lissaman) and notably our resident ?founding? member who
brought ethnography into our midst (name-brain-fade).
The Santa Fe Complex (sfX) contingent overlaps strongly and I sometimes
lose track of the distinction. And of course there are many other
overlaps and partitionings... BiosGroup escapees, SFI affiliations,
Redfish/SimTable.
We also have the local in-person coffee group who are not consistently
vocal here (notably Ed Angel).
Carry On!
1. Steve Smith
2. Marcus Daniels
3. Nicholas (Nick) Thompson
4. Owen Densmore
5. David (Dave) West
6. Frank Wimberly
7. Glen Ropella
8. Tom Johnson
9. Jochen Fromm (DE)
10. Eric Charles
11. Roger Critchlow
12. Douglas Roberts
13. Jon Zingale
14. Gillian Densmore
15. Stephen Guerin
16. Pieter Steenekamp (ZA)
17. Merle Lefkoff
18. Russel Standish (AU)
19. Phil Henshaw
20. Robert Holmes
21. Barry MacKichan
22. Russ Abbott
23. Carl Tollander
24. Pamela McCorduck
25. Eric Smith
26. Gary Schiltz
27. John Kennison
28. Bruce Sherwood
29. Sarbajit Roy (IN)
30. Roger Frye
31. Pietro Terna (IT)
32. Doug Carmichael
-J.
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