Liz and others,
I would imagine the web approach would reduce volume as it takes a more
proactive stance to ask/answer questions. I'd also suspect that people
would get fewer answers less quickly. Despite the volume, which has
been difficult for me lately, I prefer the listserv approach. Early on
I serendipitously learned a ton about ebase and how it works through the
listserv - by reading messages that didn't pertain directly to me. That
very experience is part of why I am such a strong advocate of ebase.
That and the fact that you can get quick responses to questions without
the bulk of a website (which can be cumbersome if you only use a dial-up
connection like many of us small non-profits). Finally, I can use email
filters and/or my own sensibilities to wade through the volume.
Just my $1.38
Carl
Liz Gans wrote:
>
> To figure out how to solve the problem, we'd like to find out from the ebase
> support community how it wants to organize itself--and we'll do our best to
SNIP!
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Carl Paulsen
New Hampshire Rivers Council
54 Portsmouth Street
Concord, NH 03301
603-228-6472
603-228-0423 Fax
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