[Summit] in short

Ben Rackliffe benrackliffe at gmail.com
Wed Mar 17 21:49:36 UTC 2010


I think your spot on of what the majority of people are getting at  
here... Helping neighbors find local vendors falls squarely under what  
this forum was set up for. General health articles that apply to all  
of mankind, while welcomed by some, fall outside this listserv's  
intended scope.

The approach here needs to be utilitarian,ie  What brings the greatest  
benefit for the majority? I think the answer is to confine the sna  
mailing list to it's intended purpose for functionalities sake.

  Ben Rackliffe

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 17, 2010, at 5:28 PM, Elizabeth Grossman <egrossman1 at cox.net>  
wrote:

> Hopefully, all of us feel free to post messages in which we hope to  
> get responses from people who can help us with individual, as well  
> as collective neighborhood, problems..... e.g my last post was for a  
> vacuum cleaner repair recommendation. That seems to me quite legit.
> But if I wanted to pursue the matter further I would try to be  
> mindful about the general interest of the topic before sending my  
> response to the entire listserve.  (I doubt most of you want to know  
> whether I was successful in getting my vacuum repaired)
> In short,  I agree with KTC that on-going exchanges, involving only  
> a couple of people, should not be broadcast to all.
> E
>
> On Mar 17, 2010, at 4:26 PM, Kim Clark wrote:
>
>> it seems to me there are a handful of people, marco and liberty g.  
>> among them who enjoy conversing with each other on myriad subjects.  
>> might i suggest you exchange email addresses and do so freely. or  
>> start a facebook group to chat with each other and then other folks  
>> could opt in if they're interested.
>>
>> and then this list could serve it's intended purpose to address  
>> neighborhood issues.
>>
>> best,
>>
>> ktc
>>
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