I'd have to agree with Tom. Based on your discussion, we did some of our own.
Here is what WaterlooWireless.org has decided to do:
Create three lists
1. planning@ for planning the wireless network
2. announce@ for Waterloo Wireless announcements, news and important info, and
3. wireless@ for general wireless discussion
Thus, on the planning list we can keep the discussion to those who are actively
involved and on our general list (wireless), we can still get great discussion
from anyone...
Ian
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Tom Woody wrote:
This is a humble opinion from someone with an interest in wireless, but without
the intimate knowledge present in this list...
If you limit it to just people in the bay area you are cutting out a large
group of very intelligent people who can contribute. While the bay area definitly has
some very talented people...something tells me you don't have the lock on Wireless
Knowledge.
Wireless newbie
North Texas
On Wed, 12 Jun 2002 15:04:59 -0700
Cliff Skolnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would also like to point people to the freenetworks.org site, which does
> not have a regional focus like this list was intended to have. Start a list
> server, get a local group together, wire the world. If you don't have your
> own server you can still create a mailing list with yahoo groups or one of
> the many other free services as long as you can stand the ads and spam.
>
> If we can keep the signal to noise ratio high on this list perhaps many
> technical people would be able to answer questions instead of being chased
> away by the email volume.
>
> Cliff
>
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