[HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Is It Just Me . . .
Kathryn Wolber
katydid3500 at yahoo.com
Sun Aug 17 05:26:11 UTC 2003
--- "Cindy C." <cindysphynx at comcast.net> wrote:
> Richelle wrote:
>
> >Feel free to come up with a solution, Cindy, and
> I'll be right
> >there with you!
>
> Hee!
>
> Your wish is my command, Richelle! ;-)
> I think the main difference would be this: the new
> list would have
> no limit on the number of members, but it would
> temporarily close to
> new members once list volume began to exceed a
> certain level,
> perhaps 2500 posts per month. Once volume settled
> down again, it
> would open to new members again. The idea would be
> that people who
> really object to high message volume could always
> know that there
> will be a place for discussion where message volume
> is kept at a
> reasonable level, but where the same high standards
> for post quality
> exist.
>
> So what do you guys think? Is there any interest in
> that? Or not?
>
> Cindy -- who always somehow manages to take the kids
> to the beach
> during Discovery Channel's "Shark Week" and then has
> to coax them
> into the water by swearing there are no sharks in
> Delaware
That sounds great, but...as faux said, I'd be bummed
if certain posters who's input I really enjoy didn't
go to the new list. Since I read more than I post,
I've become fond of some people's viewpoints and I'd
want to stick to the list they're on. It's still a
great idea and makes sense, I just think some people
might be reluctant to split up the list in that way.
If a new list was formed, I'd probably join and see if
people were posting the kind of things I like to read
and then decide if I want to stay. Just a thought
~Kathryn, who was amused by the Shark Week story
because one time my mom let me watch the Posiedon
Adventure(boat gets hit by a whale and turns upside
down) the night before my first trip on the Cape
May-Lewes Ferry...and I had to be convinced there were
no whales in the Deleware Bay....
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