> If we decided today to go with option 3, in 1 year, or say 25 years,
> will it matter that we moved?
The problem is that there is no we, there are 2100 I's. :o)
> Is the format of these groups part of it's own failure? The average
> newb has probably been part of a message forum. They generally know
> how to navigate, search and retrieve great information from a standard
> message forum.
Yeah, and everyone has also tried to send an e-mail. They're equally easy.
> If those involved had started a message forum instead of the yahoo
> group how much bigger (or smaller) might the group be?
No one knows. Probably the same size, but instead of complaining on Yahoo
delivering e-mails half a day late we'd been complaining about the SQL
server going down.
> If I say something brilliant and no one reads it, does it matter that
> I said it at all?
Depends. :o)
> May 10th - A special day)
I would like to know why, but I can't seem to load any videos from blip.tv
this morning!
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