Therese Fitzpatrick wrote:
Thanks for looking into the delete function, Michael. It sounds too complicated for this list to consider it. I belong to some online communities that subscribe to BigMindMedia's Catalyst and each person has the ability at any time to edit and/or delete anything they post. . . so I have come to take such a function for granted.
yep. that one's a whole different animal, for sure.
I am comfortable having these archives open. I am comfortable having them closed. I am comfortable closing them historically but opening them from a specific point in time that is determined through dialogue on this list.
from what i've learned from the tech folks, this seems also unworkable unless we decided to throw away all we've done and i am sure that even the thought of that has already produced a few *gasps* worldwide just now. so i don't think we need much of a decision making process to say we're not going to trashcan that. so it seems we're either all open or all closed, in terms of past v. future.
I like Birgitt's suggestion that this list discuss the archive question, with the possibility of changing the recent decision to open the archives without subscription to the list. It would be interesting, for me, to see the design for a process to make a decision within an online, open space community. What would such a process look like to each of you? I would welcome the exercise.
what would it look like for me? i haven't really a clue... in open space people post things and if there's energy things happen... i sort of posted a bit and a bunch of folks said things and so far i'm pretty comfortable with the chaos of all of it... so i'm not having any burning need for more order... i think it might be worth tracking back through what's been said already and see what themes are there... but i'm not sure at all what more might be done to organize this system... anybody?
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