Sorry Steve,
I must disagree - I find the list addictive - can't do without my shots of
information shared. Where else can I go for all this? Mike's list volume of
e-mails must indicate it is enormously popular as it is.
Judith.
----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Young
To: Silver List
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2000 3:24 PM
Subject: CS>Please stop ruining the CS list!
List contributers,
It seems this valuable list for information about Colloidal Silver and
RELATED topics is rapidly degrading, which is unfortunate. There is much to
learn, experiment and report about CS, the primary topic for this list.
Tonight I sampled 295 recent entries to the list to see what percentage even
mentioned CS. The result was dismal - only 8.5% even mentioned CS, silver, or
electrolysing water!!
Moderator Mike Devour has asked to keep the list submissions on topic. I am
surprised he allows so much non-topic stuff on his list.
A lot of the messages are personal from one person to another, and really
should have been sent directly to the individual instead of to the list.
I fear the serious researchers and users of CS will be driven off the list
because of the 90 plus percent of off-topics. It is too time consuming to wade
through all the OT stuff which is not supposed to be on the list in the first
place.
Please, I know many of you have much to offer on a variety of topics, but
can't you find another forum to discuss your urine drinking, word spellings,
politics, garlic, coQ10, etc.? If there really is no other list, then why
don't one of you start one? I am sure Mike Devour could give you ideas on how
to start your own list..
Zappers and their cousins are also discussed a lot on this list. This is an
interesting topic for much research and discussion. Perhaps this list could be
expanded to include various forms of electrically derived treatments and
preventatives suitable for home use. This would widen the scope a bit, but it
would still be fairly focused on CS and zapper-like devices.
I am grateful Mike owns and moderates this list. It must be a time consuming
task. Again, please respect his request to keep the list on the topic for
which it was created - CS. 100% on topic is not realistic, but 70% or so
should be achievable if we all cooperate.
--Steve Young
