Re: [Epic] Where to go? What to do?

From: Michael the Liu <mikethel_at_...>
Date: Sun, 2 Mar 1997 13:40:43 -0600 (CST)

>> Now, I don't know how to set up a mailing list or anything like that, the
>> only thing I can think of is multiple emails, thus keeping it separate from
>> the mailing list and only those interested in the netEPIC project. Aside
>> from that I cannot think of any other ways to keep discussion running. Maybe
>> if there is only a few of us left who want to continue this work a multiple
>> email can be set up. Just LET US/ME/WHOEVER KNOW!!!

> As it is uncertain how many people are really interested in Net Epic
> and how many people want it removed from the list, why don't we hold
> a vote about it? I already proposed this to Peter. Votes could be
> publicly to the list or maybe to a few different people, who collect
> the votes.
> If the majority wants to keep net epic on the list, there should be
> no reason for any more complaints from the other side. But if the
> majority want it off, "a multiple mailing list" - or whatever, could
> be created while net epic is looking for a mailinglist of it's own.
>
> So how about it? Let's be democratic. :)

Or there is another way. Since the Net Epic effort has already proved that
it would be genuinely hurt if moved off of this list, are there any people
who would still like to see it moved off of the list? Sure, it generates a
lot of mail, so if you don't want to see it, stick anything with Net Epic in
its subject line into your kill file. I honestly think that if it is kept
in its current WWW format, it will die a death of stagnation, and it'd be a
shame considering how much effort has already been put into it. Is it that
big a deal to anyone out there to get it off the list, or just some idle
interest?

> - Jason

Mike the Liu
Received on Sun Mar 02 1997 - 19:40:43 UTC