Re: [GZG] [OT] I'm back

On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 21:05:30 -0800 (PST), "Jaime Tiampo" writes:
>> Some of us tried something like a forum; funny, I can't even recall
the
>> term for the dingus. We had a good tech person, but the game
driver/editor
>> kept being replaced by someone even more clueless than the
predecessor,
>> and I should know, as the last one was me.
>>
>> Ok, I like emails, but I even like more the fact Berkerley is less
>> interested in my particulars than Yahoo!, and I'm on two groups there
>> without ever signing up.
>
>Interesting. I've got to admit I've always prefered forums over email
>lists. It's all a lot more clean and doesn't clutter up your inbox.
Also
>easier to search through the archives to see if the info is already
there.
>
>Ah well, if people wouldn't use it no point making one.

Forums vs. email is a normal debate that comes up every 6-12 months on
most mailing lists I'm on.  Converting isn't hard - go to yahoogroups
or many of us can set up some kind of forum software.  

If there was to be a vote though, I keep my vote for getting things via
email.	I find it easier to keep track of read/unread messages, and
email acts as an aggregator for me, putting the things I care about all
in one place.  opposed to forums where I have to manually go to a
bunch of different links just to see if there's something new.

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