Well, the current sentiment appears to be just post it to the general
list (until it gets out of hand).
So I'm inclined to have a web page that just points to blu's link - if
they don't mind.
Otherwise, I'm thinking that what could be really useful (especially
for small orgs like ours), is some sort of way (via mail and web) to
vote on issues.
What do others think?
> Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 12:18:14 -0500 (EST)
> From: Benjamin Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Bruce Dawson wrote:
> >> Personally, if a company is (1) local (603 area code) and (2)
> >> Linux-related, I would like to see their requests come across the
> >> list. But others have expressed dislike of the extra traffic, and I
> >> bow to their wishes.
> > Me too, which is why I thought we might try out a separate list.
> >> Is there enough traffic to warrant a separate list? I wouldn't want you
> >> to spend all your time sorting through job-spam, Bruce. :)
> > Not really, but it seems to be a critical interest for some, and it
> > seems to be particularly focused.
> The other possibility is a webpage instead of a mailing list. I
> checked out that BLU page, and it seemed like a neat idea. Of
> course, that would be more effort on somebody's part, but I'd be
> willing to undertake said effort, since I've already volunteered to
> re-do the web page. (Which I'm working on! Honest! :)
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