Salvete!
> > The mailing list in question is open to anybody to subscribe to and (once > it accumulates traffic), its archives will be visible to anybody. To raise > questions about discriminatory intent or outcomes before it fairly gets off > the ground, is at best premature. I will presume that you are raising this > concern in good faith, but request and expect that you extend the same > presumption of good faith in turn. > In especial in this case. Nora has been a solid Community member for many years at this point. The consortium she represents is one of our singular best test cases anywhere at all, since it is massive AND divers. Frankly, if it weren't for her, we'd be a much smaller lot of users and much further away from discussing a regionally specific listserv. So thank you, Nora. :) I have no desire to see things become insular, either. However, as a Community on the whole now, we're much larger than we were a decade ago. As Johnson points out, big is different. In this case, I think people are just trying to keep some noise off of the big list. Though one of my favourite things will remain Koha listserv messages in languages other than English. :) My 2 beads worth, Brooke _______________________________________________ Koha mailing list http://koha-community.org [email protected] http://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha
