Suggestion to group:
Let's have Dan and Keith summarize the month's "going's on" and write a
synopsis.
I have to work so much more lately, that I can't keep up.
Can we just have a "Point - Counterpoint" once a fortnight, to keep me
up on "important" issues?
Just asking....
--
Mabden 6 1651
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:38:18 +0000, Mabden wrote: Suggestion to group:
Let's have Dan and Keith summarize the month's "going's on" and write a synopsis.
I have to work so much more lately, that I can't keep up.
Can we just have a "Point - Counterpoint" once a fortnight, to keep me up on "important" issues?
Just asking....
It's funny you ask, I was actually thinking about the same idea just
yesterday, something similiar to kerneltraffic.org. It would sort of be a
compilation of the "best of" posts, wonder how others feel about the idea...
Rob Gamble
"Mabden" Suggestion to group:
Let's have Dan and Keith summarize the month's "going's on" and write a synopsis.
I have to work so much more lately, that I can't keep up.
Can we just have a "Point - Counterpoint" once a fortnight, to keep me up on "important" issues?
Just asking....
Sounds like a new, good idea that addresses the direction of the forum. I
think you're going to get clobbered. MPJ
"Robert Gamble" <rg*******@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:pa****************************@gmail.com... On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:38:18 +0000, Mabden wrote:
Suggestion to group:
Let's have Dan and Keith summarize the month's "going's on" and write a synopsis.
I have to work so much more lately, that I can't keep up.
Can we just have a "Point - Counterpoint" once a fortnight, to keep me up on "important" issues?
Just asking....
It's funny you ask, I was actually thinking about the same idea just yesterday, something similiar to kerneltraffic.org. It would sort of be a compilation of the "best of" posts, wonder how others feel about the
idea...
talk.origins (and possibly other froups aswell) has a Post of the Month,
pour le merite, and a Chez Watt for memorable, often funny, posts.
Perhaps not a bad idea to replicate the PoTM for the truly remarkable posts.
All that's needed is someone taking a tally and a montly voting thread. "dandelion" >"Robert Gamble" >Mabden wrote: Suggestion to group:
Let's have Dan and Keith summarize the month's "going's on" and write
a synopsis.
I have to work so much more lately, that I can't keep up.
Can we just have a "Point - Counterpoint" once a fortnight, to keep me up on "important" issues?
Just asking.... It's funny you ask, I was actually thinking about the same idea just yesterday, something similiar to kerneltraffic.org. It would sort of be
a compilation of the "best of" posts, wonder how others feel about the idea...
talk.origins (and possibly other froups aswell) has a Post of the Month, pour le merite, and a Chez Watt for memorable, often funny, posts.
Perhaps not a bad idea to replicate the PoTM for the truly remarkable
posts. All that's needed is someone taking a tally and a montly voting thread.
Vote, shmote. The U.S. just voted and got the dumbest guy possible. Let's
acknowledge de facto leaders instead as leaders in fact. MPJ
"Mabden" <mabden@sbc_global.net> writes: Suggestion to group:
Let's have Dan and Keith summarize the month's "going's on" and write a synopsis.
I have to work so much more lately, that I can't keep up.
Can we just have a "Point - Counterpoint" once a fortnight, to keep me up on "important" issues?
Just asking....
Probably not a bad idea in theory, and thanks for the compliment, but
I'm unwilling to volunteer. My participation in this newsgroup is no
more than a hobby, and I probably spend more time on it than I should
as it is. (And I can't promise that I'd always disagree with Dan,
which would leave us without a counterpoint -- though there's always
the Dan Ackroyd approach.)
If somebody else wants to take this on, I'll be glad to sit back and
heckle.
--
Keith Thompson (The_Other_Keith) ks***@mib.org <http://www.ghoti.net/~kst>
San Diego Supercomputer Center <*> <http://users.sdsc.edu/~kst>
We must do something. This is something. Therefore, we must do this. "Keith Thompson": "Mabden" writes: Suggestion to group:
Let's have Dan and Keith summarize the month's "going's on" and write a synopsis.
I have to work so much more lately, that I can't keep up.
Can we just have a "Point - Counterpoint" once a fortnight, to keep me up on "important" issues?
Just asking....
Probably not a bad idea in theory, and thanks for the compliment, but I'm unwilling to volunteer. My participation in this newsgroup is no more than a hobby, and I probably spend more time on it than I should as it is. (And I can't promise that I'd always disagree with Dan, which would leave us without a counterpoint -- though there's always the Dan Ackroyd approach.)
If somebody else wants to take this on, I'll be glad to sit back and heckle.
Marketed such as it is, I would think that you would certainly demure. But
what if the job came with some perks? Instead of having to sift through a
million messages, others could make you aware of topics worthy of comment.
Others could make a leadership role less, rather than more, demanding on
your most precious resource (time). And I simply will not believe that in
times of agreement with Mr. Pop you could tire of calling him an ignorant
slut. MPJ This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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