Interesting discussion this weekend and interesting subject lines - "Crack Street" and "(no subject)."
In some ways, a little off-topic - but in other ways, very much on topic.
There was something about the tone of the discussion this weekend, that I found very satisfying and pleasant. Maybe, it was just relief that we've finally moved beyond the election (although it may not last long). Maybe it was just fun watching Renee and Mitch interact....
:-)
Makes me wonder - what would people like to see more of in our forum? What kinds of topics or even types of discussions?
Is the St. Paul Issues Forum too political (as in partisan) or not political enough? Would anyone like to see more human interest stuff - discussions about life in St. Paul, that don't have to do with candidates or city hall?
- historical stuff
- advice on picking a good school
- where to buy a house in St. Paul
- best local restaurant in the city
- announcements about arts and cultural events in town
- successful strategies for attracting birds to ones
backyard in St. Paul?What would you like the St. Paul Issues Forum to be?
Please respond in public or private.......? Preferably in public.....
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