Whew.  Well, I am usually more of a "lurker" but I do occasionally chime in.  I was not even aware there was another vascular list serve.  I am not sure I still really understand, however I am not sure I would want to join now even if I knew how.  I read this listserve faithfully and have read the emails about this being converted to a website sometime in the future.  Does anyone know when that will occur?  Will there be instructions posted here as to how to go to the website and use it?  I really enjoy the emails too, as I work contract and feel I have a "peer group" on the listserve.  I haven't seen anything clear cut in regards to fees.  I will say that I for one would be willing to contribute to whoever the appropriate person/persons is/are to help cover any costs.   I feel this information is extremely valuable and have learned much from this service.  I think it is a great idea for any professional group as a way to share ideas and bounce things off other people in their field, so could understand some entrepreneur individual setting up other similar sites/lists as a way to make a little money.  We pay for journals, etc and those are ways for us to keep our knowledge base up to date, and they don't talk back to us.  This format is so special.  I don't know Sarah, but certainly appreciate what she has done for all of us.  The discussions do get lively at times, but it is entertaining as well as educational!  Websites aren't free, and they do take time to maintain.  I don't think anyone should be banned unless the reason was very well justified.  I don't know the politics behind all this.  But I certainly want to thank the appropriate people for putting this together and maintaining it for all of us.  Is there a way to set up an account for those of us who would like to contribute to do so?  That might be an idea, and it could be voluntary.   I know such things can be set up through paypal accounts.  Or just sending a check in the mail.  What ever....
 
Please post any information that would be helpful for the faithful readers who want to keep in touch.  And thanks to all of you for enriching my practice and making me a thoughtful more knowledgeable practioner!!
 
Sincerely,
 
Halle Utter, RN, BSN
Intravenous Care, INC
 

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