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N. says: "Eventually the List will be overrun and lose it's integrity." That has happened many times in the 20 or so years that I have been on and off the list. I have seen many members come in, trying to contribute to this effort and be driven off, labeled as "techies." My interest is in the perfection of the methods of making colloidal silver. That is why I started the following thread: <https://www.goldismoney2.com/threads/the-art-of-making-colloidal-silver-sil ver-ions-electrically-isolated-silver.61973/> https://www.goldismoney2.com/threads/the-art-of-making-colloidal-silver-silv er-ions-electrically-isolated-silver.61973/ It has integrity, and it will not be overrun. The moderators of GoldisMoney2 are tough old guys and stand for no-nonsense. Arnold Price From: Neville Munn Sent: Friday, July 3, 2020 5:16 PM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Moderating Hmmm, I can see why Off Topic won't work here. There are many other Groups available to discuss different modalities regarding health Alternatives, but I can see it will rapidly bleed over into the Silver List. I was referring to exactly what you said Lola, quote: "Yes, the occasional political statement/observation makes it's way into the conversation but it rarely lasts very long and once in a while it really, really is pertinent." Eventually the List will be overrun and lose it's integrity. If people wish to discuss other modalities, it should be done on those relevant "alternative" Groups or Platforms else the essence of the Silver List will lose its long standing relevance and position. Just my opinion. N. _ From: phoenix23...@tds.net <mailto:phoenix23...@tds.net> mailto:phoenix23...@tds.net> > Sent: Friday, 3 July 2020 10:38 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com <mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com> mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com> > Subject: Re: CS>Moderating I must be totally weird but I LOVE OT. lol... as long as it is about alternatives. Yes, the occasional political statement/observation makes it's way into the conversation but it rarely lasts very long and once in a while it really, really is pertinent.. What does your momma say? Don't talk religion or politics socially. It is amazing the things I have picked up from various members in various groups and their willingness to share their experiences. As a three time cancer survivor, my eyes are always open and my ear to the ground, eagerly waiting to hear about the latest research and/or findings. And I do like alternatives that have some solid science behind them because it is the wild, wild west 'out there' and you have to be careful, smart and always do your due diligence and homework. Lola
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Hmmm, I can see why Off Topic won't work here. There are many other Groups available to discuss different modalities regarding health Alternatives, but I can see it will rapidly bleed over into the Silver List. I was referring to exactly what you said Lola, quote: "Yes, the occasional political statement/observation makes it's way into the conversation but it rarely lasts very long and once in a while it really, really is pertinent." Eventually the List will be overrun and lose it's integrity. If people wish to discuss other modalities, it should be done on those relevant "alternative" Groups or Platforms else the essence of the Silver List will lose its long standing relevance and position. Just my opinion. N. From: phoenix23...@tds.net Sent: Friday, 3 July 2020 10:38 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Moderating I must be totally weird but I LOVE OT. lol... as long as it is about alternatives. Yes, the occasional political statement/observation makes it's way into the conversation but it rarely lasts very long and once in a while it really, really is pertinent.. What does your momma say? Don't talk religion or politics socially. It is amazing the things I have picked up from various members in various groups and their willingness to share their experiences. As a three time cancer survivor, my eyes are always open and my ear to the ground, eagerly waiting to hear about the latest research and/or findings. And I do like alternatives that have some solid science behind them because it is the wild, wild west 'out there' and you have to be careful, smart and always do your due diligence and homework. Lola
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I agree Reid, it's great to make a difference in someone's life, no matter how small a difference! I purchased a low level cold laser about 3 years ago. One of my molars got an abscess during this pandemic and, after failing with antibiotics, both herbal and conventional, I remembered the laser and applied the 780 nm diode. Healed the abscess! Great sharing info on this list. Sally On Friday, July 3, 2020, 12:58:16 AM PDT, Reid Harvey wrote: If it's okay to talk about others of the so-called alternatives I'd like to ask that we recall the ones such as BE - Blood Electrification. ...sounds scaredy but such a tiny current. I seem to recall a time when Mike told us such discussion is acceptable; something to the effect that this is called 'the Silverlist' simply because this 'alternative' is perhaps the most incredible. Back then there was a lot of discussion here about placing two gauze-wrapped electrodes on either side of the big artery at ones wrist; that the electrons (if I remember correctly) flow through the bloodstream, killing/disabling microbes along their merry way. What I've totally forgotten (while fending off a wide array of disappointments) is the amount of the current and some other such details. And I wish I could recall exactly how I helped a friend save an infected tooth. He was so afraid the dentist would feel compelled to pull it. I only recall very roughly, that for two days he would run across his tooth ever 20 minutes, whatever that tiny current was. And was it for a minute or two? What I do remember is his joy and gladness when the infection disappeared. And isn't such remembrance a sign that people such as us have essential 'work' to do. Aren't we here to make joyous contribution to creation? (...fending off ...along our merry way... the many disappointments.) On Thu, Jul 2, 2020, 8:38 PM phoenix23...@tds.net wrote: I must be totally weird but I LOVE OT. lol... as long as it is about alternatives. Yes, the occasional political statement/observation makes it's way into the conversation but it rarely lasts very long and once in a while it really, really is pertinent.. What does your momma say? Don't talk religion or politics socially. It is amazing the things I have picked up from various members in various groups andtheir willingness to share their experiences. As a three time cancer survivor, my eyesare always open and my ear to the ground, eagerly waiting to hear about the latest researchand/or findings. And I do like alternatives that have some solid science behind thembecause it is the wild, wild west 'out there' and you have to be careful, smart and alwaysdo your due diligence and homework. Lola - Original Message - From: Neville Munn To: silver-list@eskimo.com Sent: Wed, 01 Jul 2020 22:55:18 -0400 (EDT) Subject: Re: CS>Moderating I agree, this IS a knowledgeable group, at least we get the 'right' information by and large. What concerns me the most in 2020 is that eventually we will disappear, one by one, by natural attrition, and I don't mean to sound morbid, but that's just a fact of life unfortunately. Where is this List going to go then? Some formats may look fancy, but the content leaves a little to be desired from my experience. In my opinion, I would not change this email format, this way it keeps a lot of 'undesirables' out, and it's worked well from my years of involvement in this Group. For me it's not about a 'numbers' game or members, it's more about getting "factual" information. Those who wish to learn about Silver will find this place, just as I did years ago. Sorry, I forgot to get my coat when I left before. N. From: S Khanna Sent: Thursday, 2 July 2020 9:44 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Moderating Agreed, MaryAnn. I had written and sent a note a few days ago, but it hasn't yet shown up in my inbox, so I guess it got lost. I was saying that I have been on this list a long time also and have really appreciated sharing issues related to health, colloidal silver and other forms of medicine and modalities. This is a knowledgeable group. OT really doesn't bother me; we can label it so and then it can be deleted by those not wanting to read a particular message. Or, I am also open to switching to IO. Thanks, Sally
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Reid, Yes Indeed, spreading joy and hope is creative in the True sense. The Bob Beck Bio-Electrifier/Tom Miller electronic version used 4x 9v battery's and with a limiting resistor of 1kohm, Ouch. I wouldn't put that anywhere near a tooth but it is very good for serious problems. BabyGrands Germ Killer, or Godzilla used much small numbers; 6volt and limit to 500microamp. Personally I've successfully used my colloidal silver maker 9v and controlled to 2milliAmp. Applied the silver rod on a persistent herpes infection (two sessions about 2 minutes one way and 2 minute reversed polarity) The herpes pain/irritation reduced immediately and stayed away for about a year when it returned and was retreated. No recurrence since. A very painful cracked tooth ( ermm, not long time contact, probably a few seconds each way a few times) gave me respite until it could be attended to. OK, Tony https://groups.io/g/silverlist :-) On 3 Jul 2020 at 3:57, Reid Harvey wrote about : Subject : Re: CS>Moderating > > If it's okay to talk about others of the so-called alternatives I'd like to > ask that we recall the ones > such as BE - Blood Electrification. ...sounds scaredy but such a tiny > current. I seem to recall a > time when Mike told us such discussion is acceptable; something to the effect > that this is called > 'the Silverlist' simply because this 'alternative' is perhaps the most > incredible. > > Back then there was a lot of discussion here about placing two gauze-wrapped > electrodes on -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: <mailto:silver-list-requ...@eskimo.com?subject=unsubscribe> Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/silver-list@eskimo.com/maillist.html Off-Topic discussions: <mailto:silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com> List Owner: Mike Devour <mailto:mdev...@eskimo.com>
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If it's okay to talk about others of the so-called alternatives I'd like to ask that we recall the ones such as BE - Blood Electrification. ...sounds scaredy but such a tiny current. I seem to recall a time when Mike told us such discussion is acceptable; something to the effect that this is called 'the Silverlist' simply because this 'alternative' is perhaps the most incredible. Back then there was a lot of discussion here about placing two gauze-wrapped electrodes on either side of the big artery at ones wrist; that the electrons (if I remember correctly) flow through the bloodstream, killing/disabling microbes along their merry way. What I've totally forgotten (while fending off a wide array of disappointments) is the amount of the current and some other such details. And I wish I could recall exactly how I helped a friend save an infected tooth. He was so afraid the dentist would feel compelled to pull it. I only recall very roughly, that for two days he would run across his tooth ever 20 minutes, whatever that tiny current was. And was it for a minute or two? What I do remember is his joy and gladness when the infection disappeared. And isn't such remembrance a sign that people such as us have essential 'work' to do. Aren't we here to make joyous contribution to creation? (...fending off ...along our merry way... the many disappointments.) On Thu, Jul 2, 2020, 8:38 PM phoenix23...@tds.net wrote: > I must be totally weird but I LOVE OT. lol... as long as it is about > alternatives. Yes, the > occasional political statement/observation makes it's way into the > conversation but it rarely > lasts very long and once in a while it really, really is pertinent.. What > does your momma > say? Don't talk religion or politics socially. > > It is amazing the things I have picked up from various members in various > groups and > their willingness to share their experiences. As a three time cancer > survivor, my eyes > are always open and my ear to the ground, eagerly waiting to hear about > the latest research > and/or findings. And I do like alternatives that have some solid science > behind them > because it is the wild, wild west 'out there' and you have to be careful, > smart and always > do your due diligence and homework. > > Lola > > - Original Message - > From: Neville Munn > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Sent: Wed, 01 Jul 2020 22:55:18 -0400 (EDT) > Subject: Re: CS>Moderating > > > I agree, this IS a knowledgeable group, at least we get the 'right' > information by and large. What concerns me the most in 2020 is that > eventually we will disappear, one by one, by natural attrition, and I don't > mean to sound morbid, but that's just a fact > of life unfortunately. Where is this List going to go then? Some formats > may look fancy, but the content leaves a little to be desired from my > experience. > > > In my opinion, I would not change this email format, this way it keeps a > lot of 'undesirables' out, and it's worked well from my years > of involvement in this Group. For me it's not about a 'numbers' game or > members, it's more about getting "factual" information. > Those who wish to learn about Silver will find this place, just as I did > years ago. > > > Sorry, I forgot to get my coat when I left before. > > > N. > > > -- > *From:* S Khanna > *Sent:* Thursday, 2 July 2020 9:44 AM > *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com > *Subject:* Re: CS>Moderating > > Agreed, MaryAnn. I had written and sent a note a few days ago, but it > hasn't yet shown up in my inbox, so I guess it got lost. > > > > I was saying that I have been on this list a long time also and have > really appreciated sharing issues related to health, colloidal silver and > > > other forms of medicine and modalities. This is a knowledgeable group. OT > really doesn't bother me; we can label it so and then it can be deleted by > those not wanting to read a particular message. > > > > Or, I am also open to switching to IO. > > > Thanks, > > Sally > > >
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I must be totally weird but I LOVE OT. lol... as long as it is about
alternatives. Yes, the
occasional political statement/observation makes it's way into the conversation
but it rarely lasts very long and once in a while it really, really is
pertinent.. What does your momma say? Don't talk religion or politics
socially. It is amazing the things I have picked up from various members in
various groups andtheir willingness to share their experiences. As a three
time cancer survivor, my eyesare always open and my ear to the ground, eagerly
waiting to hear about the latest researchand/or findings. And I do like
alternatives that have some solid science behind thembecause it is the wild,
wild west 'out there' and you have to be careful, smart and alwaysdo your due
diligence and homework. Lola
- Original Message -
From: Neville Munn
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Wed, 01 Jul 2020 22:55:18 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Re: CS>Moderating
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I agree, this IS a knowledgeable group, at least we get the 'right' information
by and large. What concerns me the most in 2020 is that eventually we will
disappear, one by one, by natural attrition, and I don't mean to sound morbid,
but that's just a fact
of life unfortunately. Where is this List going to go then? Some formats may
look fancy, but the content leaves a little to be desired from my experience.
In my opinion, I would not change this email format, this way it keeps a lot of
'undesirables' out, and it's worked well from my years of involvement in this
Group. For me it's not about a 'numbers' game or members, it's more about
getting "factual" information.
Those who wish to learn about Silver will find this place, just as I did
years ago.
Sorry, I forgot to get my coat when I left before.
N.
From: S Khanna
Sent: Thursday, 2 July 2020 9:44 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>Moderating Agreed, MaryAnn. I had written and sent a note a few
days ago, but it hasn't yet shown up in my inbox, so I guess it got lost.
I was saying that I have been on this list a long time also and have really
appreciated sharing issues related to health, colloidal silver and
other forms of medicine and modalities. This is a knowledgeable group. OT
really doesn't bother me; we can label it so and then it can be deleted by
those not wanting to read a particular message.
Or, I am also open to switching to IO.
Thanks,
Sally
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Thank you Sent from my iPhone > On Jul 1, 2020, at 7:55 PM, Neville Munn wrote: > > > I agree, this IS a knowledgeable group, at least we get the 'right' > information by and large. What concerns me the most in 2020 is that > eventually we will disappear, one by one, by natural attrition, and I don't > mean to sound morbid, but that's just a fact of life unfortunately. Where is > this List going to go then? Some formats may look fancy, but the content > leaves a little to be desired from my experience. > > In my opinion, I would not change this email format, this way it keeps a lot > of 'undesirables' out, and it's worked well from my years of involvement in > this Group. For me it's not about a 'numbers' game or members, it's more > about getting "factual" information. Those who wish to learn about Silver > will find this place, just as I did years ago. > > Sorry, I forgot to get my coat when I left before. > > N. > > From: S Khanna > Sent: Thursday, 2 July 2020 9:44 AM > To: silver-list@eskimo.com > Subject: Re: CS>Moderating > > Agreed, MaryAnn. I had written and sent a note a few days ago, but it hasn't > yet shown up in my inbox, so I guess it got lost. > > I was saying that I have been on this list a long time also and have really > appreciated sharing issues related to health, colloidal silver and > other forms of medicine and modalities. This is a knowledgeable group. OT > really doesn't bother me; we can label it so and then it can be deleted by > those not wanting to read a particular message. > > Or, I am also open to switching to IO. > > Thanks, > Sally
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Hello All, MaryAnn Helland; thank you for the temperate and well thought-out commentary. If no one can contact Mike, who is paying the bills and managing the affairs of the list? James Osbourne Holmes a/k/a *Red Pill Media* The American States Assembly New Mexico Assembly Acting Secretary Santa Fe County Assembly Coordinator *http://t heamericanstatesassembly.net <http://theamericanstatesassembly.net/>* http://annavonreitz.com h <http://annavonreitz.com>ttp://signinamerica.com This private email and any attachment(s) is covered by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 USC 25-10-2521 and is for the sole use of the intended recipient and contains privileged and/or confidential information. No monitoring of my email or other means of surveillance, electronic and otherwise, is permitted and I reserve all my rights, without recourse and without prejudice, nunc pro tunc. I do not consent to anyone tampering with, altering or delaying any incoming or outgoing communication. On Wed, Jul 1, 2020 at 8:55 PM Neville Munn wrote: > I agree, this IS a knowledgeable group, at least we get the 'right' > information by and large. What concerns me the most in 2020 is that > eventually we will disappear, one by one, by natural attrition, and I don't > mean to sound morbid, but that's just a fact of life unfortunately. Where > is this List going to go then? Some formats may look fancy, but the > content leaves a little to be desired from my experience. > > In my opinion, I would not change this email format, this way it keeps a > lot of 'undesirables' out, and it's worked well from my years > of involvement in this Group. For me it's not about a 'numbers' game or > members, it's more about getting "factual" information. Those who wish to > learn about Silver will find this place, just as I did years ago. > > Sorry, I forgot to get my coat when I left before. > > N. > > -- > *From:* S Khanna > *Sent:* Thursday, 2 July 2020 9:44 AM > *To:* silver-list@eskimo.com > *Subject:* Re: CS>Moderating > > Agreed, MaryAnn. I had written and sent a note a few days ago, but it > hasn't yet shown up in my inbox, so I guess it got lost. > > I was saying that I have been on this list a long time also and have > really appreciated sharing issues related to health, colloidal silver and > other forms of medicine and modalities. This is a knowledgeable group. OT > really doesn't bother me; we can label it so and then it can be deleted by > those not wanting to read a particular message. > > Or, I am also open to switching to IO. > > Thanks, > Sally >
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Agreed, MaryAnn. I had written and sent a note a few days ago, but it hasn't yet shown up in my inbox, so I guess it got lost. I was saying that I have been on this list a long time also and have really appreciated sharing issues related to health, colloidal silver and other forms of medicine and modalities. This is a knowledgeable group. OT really doesn't bother me; we can label it so and then it can be deleted by those not wanting to read a particular message. Or, I am also open to switching to IO. Thanks, Sally On Tuesday, June 30, 2020, 06:13:52 PM PDT, MaryAnn Helland wrote: I'm afraid that social media isn't too welcoming to alternate groups. So I'm afraid that if we all head off there, we'll be *stifled*. I understand people who are coming here for information about Colloidal Silver being unhappy with non-Colloidal-Silver-conversation. But all they have to do is ask questions, and this list will be right back on track. Life is diverse. Filled with things we both agree with don't. As adults, we deal with that. I agree with Neville -- I don't see a problem here. If it makes people happy -- we can title the subject line *OT* when the topic isn't CS. That way, people who aren't interested can just pass it by. One other thing -- Nenah has been part of this list for a very long time. She's not a *hawker*. I appreciate her knowledge, and her willingness to share it. Lighten up people. Life is short. And sometimes very difficult, as we've all discovered these past few months. Let's not be so rigid -- let's be open to ideas that aren't our own -- let's allow others the privilege of sharing things that are important to them. I do miss Mike terribly. He was a voice of reason and a kind human being. I hope he's ok.MA P.S. I belong to a couple of groups that have migrated to IO -- it's a great platform, and operates the way that Yahoogroups used to. So I'm very ok with switching to that if everyone wants to. Tony -- thank you for taking the trouble to set it all up. On Tuesday, June 30, 2020, 07:34:01 PM CDT, Mk Grimm wrote: Yea would hate to see this list dies off. Perhaps this list should also have its own channel on each of the social media platform to generate more audience for CS awareness. And within each of the social media platform account for this CS list, can link back here to this list. CS is a powerful and super cheap alternative medicine that far more people should be aware of especially during this time and our unknown future. MK. On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 5:23 PM Neville Munn wrote: If people take a look at the Internet today, in the print medium, on the TV, in their mailbox at home, everywhere you go today, they are bombarded with rubbish Advertising etc blah blah, all they do is either have patience, stop buying the print medium, turn the TV off, and add "No Junk Mail" in their home mailbox, and then go on to what they want to see or hear. It's the world of Internet, so, if they can deal with that rubbish, then surely they can do it in the same way on here. I don't see a problem. If one wishes not to read something, then just ignore it and delete it in the same way they have dealing with it for a decade or more. Frankly, I don't see an issue if OT stuff was here as well as Silver. I can deal with it in the same way I deal with it any other Social Platform, I can take it or leave it, my choice, it's simply one button to push to delete something. My opinion is, this List will probably die a natural death when most of us on here die out. No disrespect or whatever, but that's how I see it. We can already see that the List goes quite quiet from time to time, there is only so much which can be known, (if you get my drift), then it's the next generation which will have to hold the torch and carry it on. If you want to keep this List alive, then I reckon it should be joined with the OT stuff. Like I said, people can participate or take it or leave it, their choice. This Silver List was created way before I joined, but over the years I think the best way to keep this alive is to allow a different direction. My opinion...I'll put my hat on and leave now. N.
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I agree, this IS a knowledgeable group, at least we get the 'right' information by and large. What concerns me the most in 2020 is that eventually we will disappear, one by one, by natural attrition, and I don't mean to sound morbid, but that's just a fact of life unfortunately. Where is this List going to go then? Some formats may look fancy, but the content leaves a little to be desired from my experience. In my opinion, I would not change this email format, this way it keeps a lot of 'undesirables' out, and it's worked well from my years of involvement in this Group. For me it's not about a 'numbers' game or members, it's more about getting "factual" information. Those who wish to learn about Silver will find this place, just as I did years ago. Sorry, I forgot to get my coat when I left before. N. From: S Khanna Sent: Thursday, 2 July 2020 9:44 AM To: silver-list@eskimo.com Subject: Re: CS>Moderating Agreed, MaryAnn. I had written and sent a note a few days ago, but it hasn't yet shown up in my inbox, so I guess it got lost. I was saying that I have been on this list a long time also and have really appreciated sharing issues related to health, colloidal silver and other forms of medicine and modalities. This is a knowledgeable group. OT really doesn't bother me; we can label it so and then it can be deleted by those not wanting to read a particular message. Or, I am also open to switching to IO. Thanks, Sally
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I'm afraid that social media isn't too welcoming to alternate groups. So I'm afraid that if we all head off there, we'll be *stifled*. I understand people who are coming here for information about Colloidal Silver being unhappy with non-Colloidal-Silver-conversation. But all they have to do is ask questions, and this list will be right back on track. Life is diverse. Filled with things we both agree with don't. As adults, we deal with that. I agree with Neville -- I don't see a problem here. If it makes people happy -- we can title the subject line *OT* when the topic isn't CS. That way, people who aren't interested can just pass it by. One other thing -- Nenah has been part of this list for a very long time. She's not a *hawker*. I appreciate her knowledge, and her willingness to share it. Lighten up people. Life is short. And sometimes very difficult, as we've all discovered these past few months. Let's not be so rigid -- let's be open to ideas that aren't our own -- let's allow others the privilege of sharing things that are important to them. I do miss Mike terribly. He was a voice of reason and a kind human being. I hope he's ok.MA P.S. I belong to a couple of groups that have migrated to IO -- it's a great platform, and operates the way that Yahoogroups used to. So I'm very ok with switching to that if everyone wants to. Tony -- thank you for taking the trouble to set it all up. On Tuesday, June 30, 2020, 07:34:01 PM CDT, Mk Grimm wrote: Yea would hate to see this list dies off. Perhaps this list should also have its own channel on each of the social media platform to generate more audience for CS awareness. And within each of the social media platform account for this CS list, can link back here to this list. CS is a powerful and super cheap alternative medicine that far more people should be aware of especially during this time and our unknown future. MK. On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 5:23 PM Neville Munn wrote: If people take a look at the Internet today, in the print medium, on the TV, in their mailbox at home, everywhere you go today, they are bombarded with rubbish Advertising etc blah blah, all they do is either have patience, stop buying the print medium, turn the TV off, and add "No Junk Mail" in their home mailbox, and then go on to what they want to see or hear. It's the world of Internet, so, if they can deal with that rubbish, then surely they can do it in the same way on here. I don't see a problem. If one wishes not to read something, then just ignore it and delete it in the same way they have dealing with it for a decade or more. Frankly, I don't see an issue if OT stuff was here as well as Silver. I can deal with it in the same way I deal with it any other Social Platform, I can take it or leave it, my choice, it's simply one button to push to delete something. My opinion is, this List will probably die a natural death when most of us on here die out. No disrespect or whatever, but that's how I see it. We can already see that the List goes quite quiet from time to time, there is only so much which can be known, (if you get my drift), then it's the next generation which will have to hold the torch and carry it on. If you want to keep this List alive, then I reckon it should be joined with the OT stuff. Like I said, people can participate or take it or leave it, their choice. This Silver List was created way before I joined, but over the years I think the best way to keep this alive is to allow a different direction. My opinion...I'll put my hat on and leave now. N.
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Yea would hate to see this list dies off. Perhaps this list should also have its own channel on each of the social media platform to generate more audience for CS awareness. And within each of the social media platform account for this CS list, can link back here to this list. CS is a powerful and super cheap alternative medicine that far more people should be aware of especially during this time and our unknown future. MK. On Tue, Jun 30, 2020 at 5:23 PM Neville Munn wrote: > If people take a look at the Internet today, in the print medium, on the > TV, in their mailbox at home, everywhere you go today, they are bombarded > with rubbish Advertising etc blah blah, all they do is either have > patience, stop buying the print medium, turn the TV off, and add "No Junk > Mail" in their home mailbox, and then go on to what they want to see or > hear. It's the world of Internet, so, if they can deal with that rubbish, > then surely they can do it in the same way on here. I don't see a > problem. If one wishes not to read something, then just ignore it and > delete it in the same way they have dealing with it for a decade or more. > > Frankly, I don't see an issue if OT stuff was here as well as Silver. I > can deal with it in the same way I deal with it any other Social Platform, > I can take it or leave it, my choice, it's simply one button to push to > delete something. > > My opinion is, this List will probably die a natural death when most of us > on here die out. No disrespect or whatever, but that's how I see it. We > can already see that the List goes quite quiet from time to time, there is > only so much which can be known, (if you get my drift), then it's the next > generation which will have to hold the torch and carry it on. If you want > to keep this List alive, then I reckon it should be joined with the OT > stuff. Like I said, people can participate or take it or leave it, their > choice. > > This Silver List was created way before I joined, but over the years I > think the best way to keep this alive is to allow a different direction. > > My opinion...I'll put my hat on and leave now. > > N. >
