I've never subscribed to U2-community, and probably won't. I prefer the
discussions to be on this list and have learned how to filter/delete as
necessary. I feel like I'm going to miss something when a discussion is
asked to move . . . I didn't realize that list wasn't active, much...

I agree Dawn, and hope something moves somewhere.

As an email group server owner/administrator myself, I don't envy the
moderators work-load. I've not volunteered for this group because I have
enough of my own to do, and as asked before, "Have you ever gotten any
clients/benefits from running the list?" my answer is 'Not a bit'. I do it
for my wife, who does a lot more work than I do...

My 2 cents, worth both pennies, too.

Karl

<quote who="Dawn Wolthuis">
> I agree, Jeff.  That is my point with the suggestion that we eliminate
> u2-community and permit discussions like this one, even if not of
> interest to all.  Let's move back/forward to a list where we permit
> discussions on all related topics and let people filter it themselves.
>
> Does anyone else agree with that or is this u2-community as a way to
> kill discussions and moderators needing to jump in too often due to
> all the rules (the moderators are just doing their jobs as defined),
> the way we want to run it?  If I hear only silence, I will figure that
> I am in the minority with this opinion.  Cheers!  --dawn
>
> On 9/6/07, Moderator <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Clif, well said!  As always you are able to illuminate a murky topic
>> with the light of reason.  Thanks!
>>
>> I appreciate the time and effort that the past and present list
>> moderators have contributed to making the list such a valuable tool.
>> BIG THANKS!
>>
>> As a consumer I find myself feeling offended by the [AD] [\AD] tagging
>> stuff.  It's as though I'm too stupid to recognize the nature of a post
>> unless it's tagged for me.  Should we also require posters to use tags
>> to separate their opinions from proven fact - [OPINION] [\OPINION].  Or
>> possibly [JOKE] [\JOKE] to alert readers to humor in posts?
>>
>> I think the list needs some clear rules -- for instance, "no porn" seems
>> like a good one and easily to apply.  Over and above a few clear rules,
>> I say let the list members post what they want to!  I know where the
>> Delete key is.
>>
>> Jeff Fitzgerald
>> Fitzgerald & Long, Inc.
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