No. (This is an old fallacious argument in favor of censure.) Most lists
are _not 'moderated.' These lists achieve their own *collectively inherent
and interesting vitality/direction.
I would second this. But there are second and third wave lists, that do
moderate, more or less satisfying.
http://www.sheldrake.org/experiments/constants/
A very interesting read . . . physicist Rupert Sheldrake (the guy who gave us
"morphic resonance"--one of my fave theories) asks the question:
Do physical constants fluctuate? Like maybe the speed of light IS NOT the
constant we thought it was.
I did not know that anyone imagined the course of nature to be
blandly uniform.
On Sat, 24 Jun 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.sheldrake.org/experiments/constants/
A very interesting read . . . physicist Rupert Sheldrake (the guy who gave us
"morphic
cosmic fecundity
lingering Platonism
mutant constants
the psychology of metrologists -- regarding inaccurate measurements due to:
intellectual phase locking
the permittivity of free space
C'mon, guys.
There is a list here, and by definition, the
owners and subscribers of this list
constitute a community of some kind.
The exact nature of that community is
arguably vague, but it's sophistry to suggest
that the listowners ought to start a private
mailing-list.
The listowners
rather than spout off as i am wont to do i figured i'd wait it out until ken
posted with a reasonable, well-thought out request that this subject be laid
to rest.
thanks ken,
dave
First--
In joining any list, one is made aware of the rules and guidelines of the
list. One enters into a contract with these in joining.
Of course, with time and experience, one may find oneself disagreeing with
the tenor and tenets of the list.
Bertrand--vous avez bien raison--your "remembers are good":
have just been rereading for the manyth time DADA ART AND ANTI-ART
by Hans Richter and POEMS PERFORMANCES PIECES PROSES PLAYS
POETICS by Kurt Schwitters for an essay i am working on.
( usually anyway
Free Fluxlist Now!
/:b
It is free. It's a collective, which is self-governing. People are free to say
what they like, but no one is free to silence others with insult and obscenity,
or impose such noise on ongoing discussion that the discussion becomes impossible.
Emotion is fine. What Sol
Kathy! Wonderful Commonplace Book of thoughts on liberty; thank you for
your research and your thoughtfulness. Having children, I am, by
default, initially an autocrat and must gradually cede to them their
liberty. Being by instinct someone who takes a fair amount of license
for herself--a real
Ken and others:
I know it tries peoples' patience when topics get ground up fine, but
eventually boredom instantiates creativity, or at least research, and
genuinely interesting things can happen as a result (see Forer, Kathy,
2000). On a list in which Cage's works are often under discussion,
This is brilliant. Consider this a second to any motion it may call for.
David Baptiste Chirot wrote:
First--
In joining any list, one is made aware of the rules and guidelines of the
list. One enters into a contract with these in joining.
Of course, with time and
If you don't like america, Brad, why don't you go to China, see how you like it
there!
Bertrand et Claudia CLAVEZ wrote:
FREE BRAD BRACE NOW!! LET HIM GO OUT OF THIS CENSURED PLACE NOW!! as he
seems to ask for...
bertrand
Bertrand--vous avez bien raison--your "remembers are good":
have just been rereading for the manyth time DADA ART AND ANTI-ART
by Hans Richter and POEMS PERFORMANCES PIECES PROSES PLAYS
POETICS by Kurt Schwitters for an essay i am working on.
( usually anyway
THE ARSFUTURA SHOW
June 3rd to July 8th, 2000
Opening: Friday, June 2nd, 18.00 - 21.00h
http://www.arsfutura.ch
Eight years ago the idea arsFutura was realised: Promotion of
contemporary art,
focusing on New Media and Photography and a constant growth with and
through the
First--
In joining any list, one is made aware of the rules and
guidelines of the
list. One enters into a contract with these in joining.
Of course, with time and experience, one may find oneself
disagreeing with
the tenor and tenets of the list. This often happens.
Forwarded from John Hopkins at Neoscenes:
--
How many listserv discussion list subscribers does it take to change a
light bulb?
Answer: 1,331
1 to change the light bulb and to post to the mail list that the light bulb
has been changed
14 to share similar experiences of changing
In a message dated 06/24/2000 11:54:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
There is a Zen parable relating to this idea of "beating a dead horse":
There's also an Arkansas parable relating to this idea of a "dead horse".
Billy Joe and Dwight were brothers who lived together,
Free Fluxlist Now!
/:b
I appreciate brad's desire to have an open forum. I agree with him.
-- rosalie gancie
carol starr
taos, new mexico, usa
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-- Forwarded message --
Date: Sat, 24 Jun 2000 08:02:01 -0400
Subject: Dead animals
Story in today's NY Times on the growing use of dead animals by
artists--
http://www10.nytimes.com/library/arts/062400animal-art.html
A horse was brought to life when the European dadaists stuck a knife in a
dictionary in the word dada, which meant hobby-horse.
Let us not beat a dead horse. Let us bring a horse to life, eh? And let it be a
hobby-horse, and we can all ride it.
Smile. Fluxus is watching you.
PK
[EMAIL
The best lists I know are unmoderated. Sometimes, the "listowner" gives
comments, but nor very often.
And, btw, the best listowners I know are women.
H.
ann klefstad wrote:
(see Forer, Kathy, 2000)
I'm not sure what this means, but as long as it's not Forer, Kathy
(19XX-2000), it seems harmless enough ;)
Forer, Kathy
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