Re: [OSCOM] board speed / institutional memory

Chalu Kim <[email protected]> Thu, 28 Sep 2006 18:54:32 -0400
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yes, we should have oldies back.
As for splitting lists, we should not since we don't have the volume.
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 ..... Original Message .......
On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 23:19:54 +0200 "Martin B=E4hr" <[email protected]=
wien.ac.at> wrote:
>On Thu, Sep 28, 2006 at 07:34:17PM +0200, kit BLAKE wrote:
>> Maybe it seemed like it took a while to get the new members
>> instituted. =

>
>given that it took us half a year to get to this point, i am actually
>pleased to see that this went so fast :-)
>
>> Also, the new board would like to request that the old board not
>> vanish. :-)  We're not saying the old board has, but they *did* vanish
>> from the board list.
>
>i wondered about that too...
>
>> There's a plethora of details, e.g. how to edit the website, that we
>> need to know, and this general list is not a good place for such
>> minutiae.
>
>why not? unless it is something specific to the board (and editing the
>website is not, because that is something that can be delegated to
>someone outside the board), it should be open to every one.
>
>if it is to much for this list, do we need a second list for
>organizational matters? oscom being to withdrawn from the community is
>part of what got us into the current situation in the first place, so i
>would prefer to keep things in the open as much as possible. =

>
>i think there are three topics of interest:
>
>* discussing bylaws, goals and all that.
>* running the website, wiki, admin stuff
>* discussing content managment, standards, comparing systems...
>
>but until someone voices concern about this i don't think we need to
>split these topics into seperate lists.
>
>greetings, martin.
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