[Vision2020] RE: Induction, Bridgid, HTML, Aaaargh!

[Janesta Carcich]

*nodding in agreement*

Yes, I can see your point, regarding lurkers and
censorship. However, it is my understanding this isn't
a chat site. It would be nice to have a local chat
site, where one could pop in and out at leasure during
the day. 

I was under the impression that one or two posts a day
was acceptable for Vision2020. Is there someone who
could clarify that for me?

*murmuring to myself*

I wonder how hard a chatsite would be to set up, kind
of an off-shoot of Vision2020?

*warm smile*

Thank you for your viewpoint, it was well taken.

Janesta

And yes, when I talk, or write like this, informally,
using a computer, I use smiles and such so the reader
can "hear" the inflection in my voice. I have found it
cuts down on misunderstandings. *grin*

--- Chasuk <chasuk at gmail.com> wrote:

> On 11/12/05, Janesta Carcich
> <janestacarcich at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > Vision2020 doesn't have another "channel".
> 
> I was suggesting that the reader merely cease
> reading the messages
> which don't interest them, as the authors/subjects
> are usually
> obvious.
> 
> > In my opinion, the polite thing to do, when two
> people
> > are in a long, protracted conversation, would be
> to
> > ask if anyone else would like to join you and take
> it
> > private. (is that sentance waaaaayyy tooo long, or
> > what??? *soft chuckle*)
> 
> I am not disagreeing with you, but how do we know
> which conversations
> are of interest, and which aren't?  I know that
> there are quite a few
> Vision2020 subscribers who find the dialogue in
> dispute to be
> interesting, but who are also generally lurkers. 
> Shouldn't the
> lurkers be able to enjoy dialogues which those who
> find them boring
> can simply delete?  Politeness works both ways, and
> I find it impolite
> for others to try to impose their likes or dislikes
> (censorship,
> anyone?) when the answer is so trivial (pressing the
> delete key).
> 
> I don't mean to be contentious, but I feel that
> public forums should
> be as unconstrained as possible.
> 
>
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Janesta Carcich

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