I also love the permeability of GO. And I think it's very important
to be able to discuss politics and religion, as these are really central
to much of the literature that we discuss. It would be difficult to
discuss Pullman, C.S. Lewis, Antonia Forest, or most 19th-century
authors without some
I was relieved when I heard there was to be a possiblility of moderating I
didn't see it as a way of stiffling OT discussions, but of stopping them
when the request to stop had not been heeded. I was getting very unhappy
about the debate which occassioned this ultimate sanction. Yes, I was
As the person who made the proposal, then announced it, I need to say that
it is intended as a last resort. This is not about the normal OT
discussions, which have been a part of girlsown since day 3, I think.
This is about a temporary sanction to be used when people ignore the list
admin's
I agree wholeheartedly with you and Diane (whose name I think I've just
misspelt. Sorry!) It would be a great pity if GO were to change into yet
another Let's keep to the topic, please sort of list so Helen's
suggestion is quite a good way of avoiding this. I'm sure our list Admin.,
who are very
Could we know who the group of admins are, please? I know you and Helen A, but
who are the others?
Kait
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On 13 Nov 2004 at 16:48, KAIT BESSING wrote:
Could we know who the group of admins are, please? I know you and
Helen A, but who are the others?
Kait
Ann Dowker, Pat Hanby, Gareth Dixon, Susan Dunnachie, Pat Bland,
Sally Odgers, Katherine Considine.
A fairly even distribution between
